


Another Spanish Teaching Assistant explains about the change
By: Jennifer Ortiz Although this new, rural way of life is completely different to what Ailen Morginstern is used to back in Argentina; she has been enjoying the change and the chance to reflect and […]

Gardner-Webb Theatre Department presents Tartuffe
By Matt Strohl The Gardner-Webb Theatre Department is set to open it’s first show of the season. Tartuffe, a neo-classical French comedy, is set to open next Wednesday, October 8. The show will run from […]

Gardner-Webb Professor explains his journey through publishing book
By: Matthew Johnson In 2003 Gardner-Webb’s Department Chair of Social Science, Dr. Timothy Vanderburg, published his book titled “Cannon Mills and Kannapolis: Persistent Paternalism in a Textile Town” with University of Tennessee Press. The journey […]

Runnin’ Bulldogs hold 49ers in Homecoming victory
By: Jared McMurry After a close first half, the Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs (3-3) found separation in the second half on their way to a 27-24 victory over the Charlotte 49ers (3-3). J.J. Hubbard’s 95-yard kickoff […]

Fantasy Football Week 5
Every week, we will be discussing Fantasy Football among our staff and with you! Check out this week’s:


Pawse on the Quad
This week we asked three students: Have you participated in any homecoming events this week? If so, what? What are you looking forward to most this weekend? Photos and interviews by Megan Hartman. […]

GWU student interning for unique clothing line
By: Jonelle Bobak Gardner-Webb’s student body may be seeing a new clothing trend soon. Serengetee, a clothing company started by 3 college students is now a worldwide phenomenon. Serengetee is an online clothing store that […]

Deaf-blind student reflects on his Gardner-Webb experience
By: Jennifer Ortiz Within the Gardner-Webb community, one can find many outstanding students that take advantage of the opportunities before them and dare to reach higher. Patrick Vellia has been one of these exemplary students […]