Skip to main content

WCU Stories

WCU Campus

CareZone, a program for understanding mental health issues, offered on campus

The free instruction will provide understanding of mental illness in day-to-day life.  

WCU Campus

Swim classes being offered at Reid Gymnasium pool

Veteran instructor Mike Creason, who has been teaching swim lessons for more than 40 years, will serve as instructor.   

WCU Campus

Prospective students, families coming to campus for Open House

The event gives visitors a chance to tour the campus, learn about the university’s wide array of award-winning academic programs, and find out the important details of topics such as financial aid.  

feature-image

WCU, Blue Ridge Community College approve admission agreement

The new Catamount Blue Ridge Program builds upon the existing North Carolina Comprehensive Articulation Agreement that governs the transfer of credits from community colleges to University of North Carolina institutions.  

feature-image

Chancellor reinforces desire to address compensation issues at campus forum

The goal of the event was for faculty and staff to be informed about salary terminology, the budget process and the history of budget decisions that have shaped the current salary landscape.  

feature-image

Scholarship donors, recipients meet for annual recognition luncheon

Chancellor Kelli R. Brown spoke about the positive impact of financial assistance on the lives of students.  

WCU Campus

Anantatmula receiving ASEM award for co-authored paper

Vittal Anantatmula, professor of project management in WCU’s College of Business, has been named a recipient of the American Society for Engineering Management’s Eschenbach Award for a paper he co-authored that was published in the society’s Engineering Management Journal.  

feature-image

Six Sigma white belt training offered at Biltmore Park instructional site

Todd Creasy, professor in WCU’s College of Business and Juran Institute-certified master black belt, will serve as instructor.  

feature-image

Native American musician, string quartet to collaborate on ‘The River’

Grammy winner Robert Mirabal will join with ETHEL in the performance at WCU's John W. Bardo Fine and Performing Arts Center.  

Office of Web Services