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Call Me MiSTER welcomes new cohort for 2025-26
November 19One of Antonio Tyson’s greatest mentors in high school was his drama teacher. The ĢƵ student had a lot going on at home his senior year, and through that, his drama teacher was a shoulder to lean on.
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ĢƵ to expand student support services for STEM students
November 14Kristin Daiber, the director of the Office of Student Retention, recently received a TRIO grant from the Department of Education for $1.4 million.
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Daughter’s experience in ĢƵ inclusive ed program leads parents to create endowment
November 5A ĢƵ initiative that brings individuals with intellectual disabilities to campus for a living and learning experience has had such a positive impact on the life of one participant that her parents have created a fund to help more young adults like their daughter move toward independent living.
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The Carlyle Letters Online find new home at Hunter Library
November 4Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle have been significant figures to several scholars throughout the last century and some change. ĢƵ English professor Brent Kinser is no exception.
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Service through adventure: Base Camp Cullowhee’s latest and greatest student expedition
November 3On any given day, you’re as likely to find ĢƵ students on campus as you are up a granite cliff face or on the rapids of a raging river. In the engineering lab as often as on the trail.
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Young alumni spotlight: Blevins helps the Hornets buzz as account executive
October 27The energy inside the then-Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte was electric.
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Student spotlight: Nursing transfer Iyomi Grinan finds home at ĢƵ
October 23Iyomi Grinan was looking for a change. Studying at a large public university in her home state just wasn’t her cup of tea. Classes were way too big, sometimes eclipsing 400 students, and Grinan didn’t feel that her professors were too invested in their students either.
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Internships help pave career paths for College of Business students
October 23Sixty-five students from ĢƵ’s College of Business recently completed internships designed to help provide them with critical hands-on experience in industries ranging from travel and tourism to professional sports.
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Cherokee Center to hold 50th anniversary celebration Nov. 4
October 21ĢƵ’s Cherokee Center will celebrate five decades of outreach and partnership with the Cherokee community on Tuesday, Nov. 4 with an open house beginning at 5:00 p.m. followed by a reception and panel discussion at the Cherokee Youth Activity Center from 6 to 8 p.m.
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$1.25 M gift to athletics pushes ‘Fill the Western Sky’ campaign past its $100 M goal
October 21A planned gift from a longtime Western North Carolina economic development and marketing professional and his spouse has pushed ĢƵ’s “Fill the Western Sky” comprehensive fundraising campaign past its minimum goal of $100 million in philanthropic support.