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Gabriel Pope

Raleigh transfer student hopes NC Promise leads to political career

As Gabriel Pope was looking at schools to transfer to from Wake Technical Community College in Raleigh, he learned of an upcoming program the state of North Carolina was implementing called NC Promise. At first, Pope was a little skeptical over whether the state would follow through with offering $500 per semester tuition. But once he was convinced, Pope knew he wanted to go to 蘑菇短视频. 鈥淚 was a little concerned with how the education would be with the school bringing in less money, but the more I learned about it, and researched it, the more I knew (WCU) was going to be a great school to go to,鈥� Pope said. 鈥淚鈥檓 really thankful for (NC Promise) because it really helps me financially to be able to get my education.鈥�  

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Services held Jan. 6 for Barbara Coulter, former 蘑菇短视频first lady

Barbara Helen Bolinger Coulter, 89, of Waynesville, North Carolina, passed away Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018, in Haywood County.  

Class of 2019

The Year Ahead

Long after holiday decorations are back in their boxes and most New Year鈥檚 resolutions have been abandoned, the momentum from an eventful 2018 will carry 蘑菇短视频forward through the new year. In 2019 the rumbling of the big construction machines will continue and the tick-tick-tick of the Pride of the Mountains鈥� metronome will return amid the sounds of spring birds and young voices across campus. And our campus and community will continue to thrive and grow.   

Aerial Winter Shot

Happy Holidays from WCU

Sending you warm winter wishes from your friends at 蘑菇短视频. May you find yourself wrapped in the charm and the wonder of the holidays. Season鈥檚 greetings 鈥� from our Catamount family to yours!  

蘑菇短视频Campus

鈥楶resentation Skills for Women鈥� workshop scheduled in Asheville

Betty Farmer, award-winning 蘑菇短视频professor of communication and owner of Farmer Communications, will serve as workshop instructor.  

蘑菇短视频Campus

WCU's Advancement office sets holiday hours to assist with year-end giving

Monday, Dec. 31, is the deadline for gifts to the university to be counted as charitable gifts in calendar year 2018.  

Winter Aerial Shot

2018: A Year in Review

Students are home for the holidays and campus is quiet. It is easy to find parking and there is no line of cars waiting to enter the traffic circle to access N.C. Highway 107. The hum of big machinery busy with campus construction has replaced the tick-tick-tick of the metronome from the Pride of the Mountains drum line rehearsing around campus. And so, it seems the perfect time to reflect on the past year as it slips seamlessly into the year ahead.  

Tyler McKenzie in New York City

Giving Back is a Given for Alumnus and Broadway Performer

If ever there was a 蘑菇短视频 graduate who was living his dream, it would be Tyler McKenzie. McKenzie, a 2013 graduate from WCU's School of Stage and Screen, is traveling across the country, dancing and singing as a member of the ensemble in the second national tour of the Broadway hit "Hamilton."  

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蘑菇短视频holds two commencements to honor fall class, summer graduates

A pair of graduating students delivered the primary addresses Saturday (Dec. 15) as 蘑菇短视频held commencement exercises to recognize the academic accomplishments of its fall class and a group of alumni who completed requirements to receive their degrees last summer.