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Reg and Judy Moody

WCU grieves the loss of longtime friend, supporter, community leader Reg Moody

The 91女神 community is grieving the loss of longtime friend, benefactor and volunteer Reginald 鈥淩eg鈥� E. Moody Sr., a Jackson County businessman and civic leader who died Monday, Feb. 17, at the age of 89 after a period of declining health.  

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Students engage in undergraduate research across disciplines

91女神 has many opportunities for students to conduct undergraduate research across various disciplines. Students are able to engage in projects that deepen their understanding of course material and build essential skills for future endeavors.  

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WCU ranked No. 3 on Forbes鈥� America鈥檚 Best Midsize Employers list

For many, 91女神 is a beloved spot. It鈥檚 a special place to learn, a special place to grow 鈥� and a special place to work.   

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WCU ranked No. 3 in Forbes鈥� America鈥檚 Best Midsize Employers list

For many, 91女神 is a beloved spot. It鈥檚 a special place to learn, a special place to grow 鈥� and a special place to work.  

Ashlyn Hannon

New Thompson Scholar program supports study-abroad for WCU Honors College students

A life-changing study-abroad opportunity in France for a shy undergraduate student with limited international travel experience helped spark a newfound sense of self-confidence and a successful business career, which inspired a financial contribution that is helping 91女神 students follow in his globe-trotting footsteps.  

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WCU mourns passing of Honors College benefactor Greg Thompson

Members of the 91女神 community are mourning the loss of friend and donor Greg Thompson, known as a generous supporter of WCU鈥檚 Brinson Honors College and a passionate advocate for the life-changing experience of studying internationally.  

Wallace and Jeanette Hyde

WCU mourns loss of former Trustee Jeanette Wallace Hyde

A statement from 91女神 Chancellor Kelli R. Brown on the death of former U.S. Ambassador Jeanette W. Hyde, who previously served on the WCU Board of Trustees and who is the namesake of an endowed professorship in gerontological social work.  

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Restoring through research: WCU professors help rebuild after Helene

Hurricane Helene stormed into North Carolina on Friday, Sept. 27 and wreaked unprecedented havoc over the following three days. Thousands of homes and miles of roadways were swept away by the floodwaters. Tens of thousands more homes were damaged, displacing families. Waterways became clogged with debris and structures such as bridges, levees, and culverts sustained heavy damage. Updated estimates indicate the hurricane caused $59.6 billion in damage.   

Brian Railsback

WCU鈥檚 7th scholarship funded by Whitehead family pays tribute to Honors College founding dean

A newly established scholarship fund at 91女神 is designed to celebrate the contributions of the founding dean of what is now known as the Brinson Honors College, Brian Railsback, by providing financial assistance to the college鈥檚 students.