WGWG interviews Rob Christensen who will discuss his new book on Sept. 17 at GWU
Rob Christensen retired from The News and Observer in December 2018, after writing about North Carolina politics as a reporter and a columnist for 45 […]
Articles by GWU Today
Gardner-Webb School of Performing and Visual Arts to Host Annual Faculty Art Show in Ali Pouryousefi Memorial Gallery
BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. – The Gardner-Webb University school of Performing and Visual Arts is proud to present its annual Faculty and Staff Art Show. The […]
Gardner-Webb Spring Sports Overview
Student life and comradery is a large part of everybody’s college experience. Other than academics, a sense of community and entertainment is central to colleges. […]
Community Spotlight: Hope Community Church hosts College Night
By Janiya Harrison “For where two or three gather together as my followers, I am there among them.” Matthew 18:20 On Nov. 16, Hope Community […]
Seniors Reflect on Fall 2020 Semester
As the final few weeks of this fall semester tick away, we at GWU-Today feel like a bit of reflection is needed on this […]
GWU alumni finds path in sports media
By Thomas Manning “Who you are and what you do are two completely different things. We are not our jobs. Our jobs are not us.” […]
Honors Students hold annual Enchanted Forest event
By Claire Allen This November, the Honors Student Association held their annual “The Enchanted Forest” event at the Broad River Greenway in Boiling Springs. Many […]
Transfer students settle into GWU during a pandemic
By Michael Harvey While college is a frightening step for any student who is taking the plunge into independence and an ever-adjusting social life, luckily […]
GWU Honors Student Association adjusts to new protocols for fall semester
By Claire Allen As Covid-19 remains, clubs and organizations on campus continue to be affected in unexpected ways. The Honors Student Association is no exception. […]
Students prepare to vote in 2020 election
By Janiya Harrison Barack Obama once said “There’s no such thing as a vote that doesn’t matter. It all matters.” In the 2016 election 55.5% […]