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Community Members find Security, Fun in Octoberfest Festivities

Ellen Laws

Every year, Gardner-Webb puts on an event called Octoberfest. This is an event open to the children and parents in the community to trick or treat in a safe, fun environment.
Cookie Fundraiser Paves Way for the First Gospel Choir Tour

Ellen Laws

The E. Jerome Scott Gospel Choir is doing their Spring Fundraiser, and with the help of others, the Gospel Choir can raise $500 dollars for profits that will be used as they go on their first singing tour.
Gardner-Webb Host Social Entrepreneurship Week

Ellen Laws

Gardner-Webb University spotlighted global issues and featured people who are working to find solutions and change the world at Social Entrepreneurship Week, March 22 to 26.
GWU Theatre Department Hold Auditions for New Play

Ellen Laws

The Department of Theatre Arts has announced auditions for a stirring drama, set in Poland in 1939 as the Nazis invade. The play is called, “#8” originally written by Jean Battlo.
Inspection Improvements Lead to Dover Shutdown

Ellen Laws

Last fall, Dover Theater was under inspection when Gardner-Webb noticed the theater was experiencing structural problems. Since then, there has had to be changes in events and productions that were scheduled. With everything going on with the building, there is a need for clarification regarding the theater.
Lancers Push Past GWU in Lacrosse

Ellen Laws

Runnin’ Bulldogs Amanda Steinmuller scored her team-leading 13 goal of the season, and Cassidy McDowell added a strike of her own, but it was not enough for the Longwood Lancers that beat Gardner-Webb with a 24-2 victory on Sunday afternoon at Spangler Stadium.
Life After College

Ellen Laws

Spring graduation is just a few months away, and graduating seniors have to think about what they will do after college. Graduating senior, Virginia Priest is planning to go to graduate school as her next step in life.
Making Change One Step at a Time

Ellen Laws

The Civitan International Club came to Gardner-Webb University last year during the fall semester and has been making positive steps since then.
Panel from Miracle Hill Shares Their Testimonies During The Gathering

Ellen Laws

Gardner-Webb’s Civitan Club organized a Homelessness Awareness Panel open for all students and faculty during the Gathering on Tuesday evening in Stewart Hall. Three men and two women from Miracle Hill, a rehabilitation center in Gaffney, S.C., shared their testimonies of their experiences with homelessness.
Professor's Choice of Sabbatical Leave

Ellen Laws

For any college or university, any member of faculty with the rank of professor, associate professor, or assistant professor, may be granted a sabbatical leave of absence with pay, for the pursuit of study or research.
Saturday's Prayers at Spangler Stadium Answered

Ellen Laws

Virginia Union wide receiver, Donte Gross, was taken off the field on a stretcher in the fourth quarter after being tackled by Gardner-Webb’s Thomas Adams during an incomplete pass. Gross was knocked unconscious from the impact and then taken to the hospital in Charlotte, N.C.
Senior Women's Soccer Players Reflect on Last Home Game of the Season

Ellen Laws

Gardner-Webb’s women’s soccer team tied 1-1 with the Longwood Lancers on Saturday afternoon at the Greene-Harbison stadium, keeping Gardner-Webb inside the top half of the Big South standings.
Simply To Go Relocated to the Tucker Student Center

Ellen Laws

Simply To Go was a comprehensive, convenient meal program targeted at students and staff that needed a food fix in a hurry in the Dover Campus Center (DCC). However, this year Simply To Go has now moved locations due to Chick-fil-a’s new breakfast option.
Student Activites Creates Interactive Obstacle Course

Ellen Laws

Gardner-Webb will be hosting an event called, “Move in God” that will take place on today, at Broyhill Adventure Course, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. This event is an active and interactive reflection on Biblical though.
Student Reflects on Family Weekend

Ellen Laws

Designed for Gardner-Webb students and their families, Family Weekend gives families the opportunity to experience the atmosphere of the campus and create memories.
"This is not a diet-it's my life," Noel Manning's Journey to Health

Ellen Laws

Three years following an alarming doctor’s visit and a family intervention, Noel Manning, associate vice president of Communications and Marketing at Gardner-Webb, now weighs 60 pounds less and continues to take charge of his health.
Dawgs Dominate on Senior Night

Jared McMurry

Battling Charleston Southern (18-10, 12-5), the first place team in the Big South, Gardner-Webb (18-12, 10-7) men’s basketball coach honored his four seniors by implementing them into the starting lineup.
Focus is Key for Runnin' Bulldogs Heading Into Season Opener

Jared McMurry

Gardner-Webb football coach Carroll McCray is entering his third year as coach of the Runnin’ Bulldogs and turning the reigns over to a new leader in the backfield for the first time. Sophomore Tyrell Maxwell, who took several snaps at quarterback last year, will be running the show this year for Gardner-Webb.
Gardner-Webb Football Looks for Win Streak

Jared McMurry

Coming off a conference win over Presbyterian, the Gardner-Webb 3-5 (2-2) football team looks to start a mini win streak as they travel to Coastal Carolina 7-1 (2-1) on Saturday.
Runnin' Bulldogs Excited for Home Opener

Jared McMurry

Last Saturday, the Gardner-Webb football team had an opportunity to achieve something special both for their school and the Big South Conference and nearly pulled it off.
Runnin' Bulldogs Move Forward

Jared McMurry

After a disappointing loss in their home opener to Elon, the Runnin’ Bulldogs will look to get things going early offensively against Virginia Union this Saturday in Boiling Springs.The football team will have to do so without starting quarterback Tyrell Maxwell who suffered a concussion during overtime on Saturday. According to Coach Carroll McCray they will go with a two-quarterback system, freshmen Brody Rollins and (RS) sophomore Chase Arrington.
Runnin' Bulldogs Set to Face Neighbor Rival Wofford

Jared McMurry

The Gardner-Webb football team notched their first win last Saturday beating Virginia Union 13-9. The Runnin’ Bulldogs will look to get a win streak going this week as they take on the Wofford Terriers.Gardner-Webb has victoriously battled Wofford over the past few years and looks to knock off Wofford for a third consecutive year.
Runnin' Bulldogs Set to Host East Tennessee State

Jared McMurry

Following a 46-0 loss to Coastal Carolina on Saturday the Gardner-Webb (3-6) football team returns home this weekend as they welcome non-conference opponent, East Tennessee State (1-8).
Runnin' Bulldogs Sweep Doubleheader

Jared McMurry

Saturday afternoon at Paul Porter Arena was started off by the Runnin’ Bulldogs women’s basketball team earning their third straight victory.
Runnin' Bulldogs To[pple Highlanders in Thriller

Jared McMurry

Paul Porter Arena was packed full of Runnin’ Bulldogs’ fans for a men’s basketball game aired on ESPNU; Gardner-Webb and Radford turned an early season Big South Conference matchup into an instant thriller.