By: Madison Wait In an adapted Italian comedy based on improvised theatre, or commedia dell’arte, Gardner-Webb’s theatre department will be premiering the Servant of Two Masters on April 7, at 7:30 p.m., in the Dover […]
By: Mallory Turner Students gathered on Monday night, April 4, on the Tucker Student Center patio to worship together in preparation for the events that are taking place during Human Trafficking Awareness Week. Release the […]
By: Madison Weavil and Tessa Walsh Located behind the LYCC, two female dorms – Myers and Spangler – are connected by an awning and walkway. Occupants of these dorms can use their key cards to […]
By: Ellen Laws “Every 18 seconds a child becomes an orphan,” according to The Red Bus Project’s website. “There are currently more than 140 million orphans in the world.” In light of these statistics, a traveling thrift […]
Check out this week’s episode of the Bulldog Bite. Video by: Jeyson Guardado, Andy Bennett and Alex Bennett
To see all photos from the event, click here. Photos by Megan Hartman
By: Mallory Turner Gardner-Webb sophomore Julia DeSerio tied for first in a regional singing competition that included singers from Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and D.C. She will move forward with a chance to compete […]
On Tuesday, March 29, 2016, Nashville folk-pop singers Jenny and Tyler performed at Dimensions and The Gathering. To see all photos from the events, click here.
By: Mallory Turner A wide range of future careers are opened up to prospective students who major in psychology at Gardner-Webb. They can one day could become a psychiatrist, a counselor or a crime scene investigator. […]
By: Chelsea Sydnor The Society of Composers has completed a long journey to becoming officially recognized on the Gardner-Webb campus. The club was approved as an official Gardner-Webb club by the Student Government Association at […]
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