By: Jennifer Ortiz On Wednesday, October 15, 2014, Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) invited students and faculty of different disciplines to discuss ethical issues in the case study “End of Life Health Care Disparity”. […]
This week, students on the quad were asked: What band/singer would you want to come to GWU? Where’s your favorite place to study/do homework on campus. How far are you from home? All photos and […]
By Jared McMurry With less than 90 seconds into the contest, Shelby Hooe found the back of the net giving Gardner-Webb’s women’s soccer team (5-7-2, 2-2-2) a 1-0 lead. Another goal midway through the second […]
By: Nicole Saxton Anonymous social media app, Yik Yak, pose problems for schools. According to school officials and psychologists, the Yik Yak app is bad news; being used as a medium for bullying, school threats […]
By: Jared McMurry Following a bye week, the Gardner-Webb football team (3-3) is looking to pick up their first road victory on the season as they travel to Virginia Military Institute (1-6). The Keydets are […]
By: Jonelle Bobak Loud Tornado sirens blared on Gardner-Webb’s campus on Tuesday, October 14; and it was not a drill. According to Bradford Persistent Agent, which popped up on everyone’s computer and phone screen, a […]
By: Jonelle Bobak Gardner-Webb’s Student Government Association (SGA) wants the student body to become more familiar with their faces. Collin Helms is a senior and Parliamentarian for Student Government. He is studying Public Relations and […]
By: Jonelle Bobak Relay for Life was a glowing success as the Gardner-Webb Community came together on Saturday night. Due to the chance of inclement weather, the venue was changed from Spangler Football Stadium to the […]
By Jonelle Bobak “My long-term, ultimate goal is to make it to the 2018 Winter Olympics,” said Gardner-Webb’s graduate student, Kristen Hurley. She is hoping to make the Olympic Bobsled Team for the 2018 olympic […]
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