By: Elizabeth Banfield Sunday evening, May 1, many of this year’s graduating class gathered on the back patio of Tucker to eat pizza, make smores, spend time together, reflect on their time at Gardner-Webb […]
By: Chelsea Sydnor On March 31-April 3, 14 members of the Gardner-Webb Honors Student Association (HSA) discovered the “magic of honors” at the 44th annual Southern Regional Honors Conference (SRHC) in Orlando, Florida. The theme […]
By: Elizabeth Banfield On Wednesday, April 6, Micah Martin, director of student leadership and community engagement, orchestrated the second “Common Sense” cooking class taught Chef Bob Katz. In this cooking class, 20 students learned how […]
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By: Travis Archie After college ends, the “real world” begins. Not only must alumni find a place of employment, they must also figure out new living arrangements, how to pay bills and sometimes develop a new […]
By: Chelsea Sydnor Freshman Rachael Meachem was inspired to draw attention to accomplished African-American alumni and authors, after she wrote a reflection based on Dr. Albert Brinson’s visit for Dr. Paula Quall’s Old Testament class. […]
By: Madison Wait Deciding where to live on campus can be confusing, especially when you don’t know the ups and downs of every housing option. In an effort to provide some insight on the issue, […]
By: Elizabeth Banfield “Funding for academic opportunities for higher education is one of the most important things when looking at a college,” said Collin Helms, Gardner-Webb admission counselor, as he discussed the importance of the […]
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By: Madison Wait Declaring a major is a big life decision that all four-year college students must undergo. Most universities offer a wide range of undergraduate degrees, and Gardner-Webb is no exception offering over 50 […]
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