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The Caf Cookbook: Seniors Share Their Favorite Recipes

Elizabeth Banfield

It’s getting to be that time of year again, where the temperatures are dropping as is the excitement over Caf food. Freshmen are realizing the downfalls of mass produced food, and upperclassmen are dreaming of the day when they can have their own kitchen and a budget for groceries.
Bulldog Bite

Alex Bennett and Andy Bennett

The full "Bulldog Bite" video can be found on the GWU-Today YouTube Channel.
Couples on Campus

Jonelle Bobak

Tracy Jessup is the vice president for Christian Life and Service. He is married to Teresa Jessup and their anniversary is June 24. They met in the OMG Music Building when Tracy and his friends were jamming out to some music.
Delaware Singing Duo Performs at Gardner-Webb

Jonelle Bobak

A singing duo, Jenny and Tyler Somers, were welcomed on Tuesday at Dimensions and The Gathering.
Elections on the Rise

Jonelle Bobak

Elections for the Student Government Association’s Executive Council takes place from March 3 to March 5. Each candidate prepared and delivered a speech for the student body on Tuesday morning at Dimensions.
ESPNU Airs Runnin' Bulldogs Men's Basketball Game

Jonelle Bobak

For the first time in Gardner-Webb history, ESPNU will televise the Runnin’ Bulldogs men’s basketball team tonight, at 7 p.m. in the Paul Porter Arena. “People you see on ESPN will be there,” said Katie Spiro, Director of Marketing & Promotions for Athletics at GWU.
Greater Shelby Community Theatre Brings Comedy to GWU

Jonelle Bobak

This weekend the Greater Shelby Community Theatre will be bringing their production of “Greater Tuna” to the Millennium Playhouse.
GWU's Fan for Life

Jonelle Bobak

“Put a twist in it!”

“Just hit the mitt!”

“Finish it up right here!”

These are some of the chants that long-time fan Steve Hines yells out while attending Gardner-Webb baseball games. You know Hines is in the Henry Moss Stadium when he starts cheering on the team.
New Restaurant Opens on Main Street

Jonelle Bobak

A new restaurant hits the town of Boiling Springs with a big bang. Campus Pizzeria, a Greek and Italian style restaurant, has caused quite the stir on Gardner-Webb’s campus.
Sister's Ministry Lends a Helping Hand

Jonelle Bobak

The Gardner-Webb Sister’s Ministry assisted in building the brand new Pregnancy Resource Center of Cleveland County. They traveled to the construction site on Saturday, March 28, to complete various tasks.
Snow Day at GWU Results in Snowball Fights and Igloos

Jonelle Bobak

Snow began to fall on campus around 6 p.m. on Wednesday. The weather forecast was calling for 6 to 9 inches of snow. By 10 p.m. the ground was already covered with 3 inches of snow and it wasn’t going to stop until 5 a.m. Many students on Wednesday night went out exploring to see what adventures awaited them.
Student Government Association Attends Conference on Sexual Assault

Jonelle Bobak

Five members of Gardner Webb’s Student Government Association traveled to Elon University to attend a sexual assault conference. They went to represent GWU and were exposed to many issues in today’s society.
The Fastest Game on Two Feet is Introduced to GWU

Jonelle Bobak

A new sports team has made its debut in GWU’s sports program. Women’s lacrosse was added to the roster this year.
Trumpet Ensemble Competes in National Trumpet Competition

Jonelle Bobak

The Gardner-Webb Trumpet Ensemble is making the trek this week to the National Trumpet Competition at Messiah College in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania.
Faculty, Student and Staff Respond to the Internet Disconnection

Jonelle Bobak and Ellen Laws

Frustration levels of students, faculty, and staff increased on Gardner-Webb’s campus when they experienced the Internet connection was suddenly cut off.
Amidst Hardship, Volleyball to Play Two Pivotal Matches this Weekend

Sthefany Flores

Without the assistance of one of their players, who had to leave due to a family emergency, Gardner-Webb’s Volleyball team will face against two opponents this weekend—Campbell and High Point—on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon respectively.
A New Language and Culture Club Comes to Gardner-Webb

Sthefany Flores

Gardner-Webb has recently added the Japanese Club among its list of approved clubs. The club was jumpstarted when several Japanese students from Chiba University visited Gardner-Webb last year.The welcome party that was given in honor of the students allowed for a group of students interested in Japanese culture to gather.
A Young Athlete's Road to Nationals

Sthefany Flores

Gardner-Webb women’s soccer goalkeeper, Patricia Yordan Santiago, participated in Puerto Rico’s Under 20 2015 National Soccer Team in the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) championship this summer.
Bulldogs Bring Diverse Talents to the Stage

Sthefany Flores

Gardner-Webb’s Student Alumni Association hosted its first “Bulldogs got Talent” event on Oct. 8 replacing the annual “Battle of the Bands.”
From Spain to the South-Students Study Abroad at GWU

Sthefany Flores

International students Sophia Buchó and Irene Carretero are studying at Gardner-Webb for the fall semester to meet the requirements for their education majors in their home school, Universidad de León in Spain.
Fudge Competition Raises Money for Charlee Rae

Sthefany Flores

Lorene Pagcaliwagan, associate professor of French and Spanish, and Andrew Bradshaw, academic advisor, faced off in a friendly competition to determine who makes the best fudge.
Gardner-Webb Theatre Presents Its First Play of the Season

Sthefany Flores

Theatre goers filled Gardner Webb’s Millennium Playhouse with anticipation as they waited for “The Children’s Hour” to officially open on Friday Oct. 2.Directed by Christopher Nelson, “The Children’s Hour” is a riveting drama based on the lives of two teachers, Martha and Karen, played by Madison Wait and Rachel Sedota respectively. Their lives take a turn when Mary, played by Holly Strother, spins a vast web of lies against the two teachers.
GWU Hosts High School Play Festival, Promotes Theatre Arts

Sthefany Flores

Gardner-Webb opened its doors to 12 high schools for the annual North Carolina Theatre Conference (NCTC) High School Play Festival on Nov. 6 and 7. High school theatre groups presented their 45 minute theatre productions, and two plays—“Love Sick” by Hopewell High School and “Fighting Demons” by Lake Norman High School—moved on to the Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC).
New Music professor Seeks to Make Opera More Accessable

Sthefany Flores

Dr. Stafford Turner is the newest addition to Gardner-Webb’s music department, teaching and coaching his students to use their voices in various styles and genres of music.
Possible Expansion for the Department of Communication & New Media

Sthefany Flores

The professors of the Department of Communication & New Media are in the process of creating an exploratory proposal for a graduate program. The proposal has been on their minds for several years.