True winter landscape hits North Carolina – were we still dreaming?
January 16, 2022, Boiling Springs, NC By Dominika Burdová Winter. What is the first thing that comes to your mind? I bet it’s snow. Little, […]
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Q & A with Cole: 2021 Festival of Lights
By Cole Ray Dr. Josh Cheney is the assistant professor of music and the director of choral activities and coordinator of worship leadership in the […]
The Hollywood Buzz looks at upcoming Netfix movies and shows
In this episode, we have a guest Robert Osowski. We talked about some new movies hitting Netflix and some of our favorite shows nowadays. WGWG […]
Noel Center Assistant Dean finds second career in helping others
By Cole Ray The Noel center helps students by helping them on the social matters as well as mental matters. They are ones who talk […]
Venom: Let There Be Carnage might fit the bill for fans of comedy, horror, and beyond
As a follow-up to the 2018 film “Venom” directed by Ruben Fleischer, “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” sees legendary motion-capture performance actor Andy Serkis settling […]
Baker marks his 21st year with the Running Bulldogs
By Cole Ray Brian Baker, coach men and women’s cross country team, is in his 21st year at Gardner-Webb. He began his career as an […]
GWU alumni finds success in the film and marketing industries
“Gardner-Webb is just family. It’s one of those places where the people you meet, you kind of stay connected with forever.” – Christian Jessup Boiling […]
Hawley Magic brings magic to GWU Family Weekend
GWU reporter, Cole Ray met with world-renowned magicians, Jonathan and Tricia Hawley to discuss their careers in the entertainment industry and what people can expect […]
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 […]
Meet Bo: GWU’s new mascot makes his mark
By Cole Ray I looked at my class schedule as we were driving to GWU to move in for my junior year. I said to […]