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Honors Student Association Hosts Annual Murder Mystery Dinner

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The full "Honnors Student Association Hosts Annual Murder Mystery Dinner" video is available on the GWU-Today YouTube Channel.
Honors Students Participate in their first TSD of the Semester

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Several times each semester, the Honors Students Association (HSA) takes students to “Try Something Different” (TSD) where they are able to eat foods that they may have not been subjected to previously. Friday, September 18th, was their first trip of this semester landing them in Bangkok Cafe in Spartanburg, SC for some Thai Cuisine. Check out the photo story from the event:

To see all photos from the event, click here.
'I-Ya-I-Ya-O' Premieres at Gardner-Webb, 'So Funny You'll Lose Your Dentures'

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It was hard to find a seat in Gardner-Webb’s Millennium Playhouse on Nov. 19 for the grand premier of the comedy “I-Ya-I-Ya-O” written by Claude Douglas Brian.
Paws on the Quad

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This week GWU-Today paused on the quad to ask students how they feel about entering a new school year–their hopes, dreams and fears about the semester. Check out their answers below
Runnin' Bulldogs Defeat East Tennessee State Buccaneers

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On Sat. Nov. 14, the Runnin’ Bulldogs defeated the East Tennessee State University Buccaneers 28-3. Hannah Haggerty photographed Saturday’s victory. View the photo story below, and check out the rest of the pictures here.
Runnin' Bulldogs Fall to Charleston Southern

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On Saturday, Oct. 24, the Runnin’ Bulldogs faced the Charleston Southern Buccaneers. After putting up a tough fight, the Runnin’ Bulldogs lost 34-0. Staff photographer, Megan Hartman, was there to capture the game in photos. Check out the photo story below, and view the rest of the photos here.
Sigma Zeta Hosts Slip and Slide

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On Wednesday, September 23rd, Gardner-Webb’s National Science and Math Honor Society, Sigma Zeta, hosted a slip and slide. The money raised will be going to travel costs needed to teach people about Fish Farming.

All photos by Hannah Haggerty. To view more photos from the event, click here.
Student Learn Spanish Dancing from TA's

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Every week the Spanish Teaching Assistants (TA’s) host a conversation table in the Broad River Coffee Shop where students can practice their Spanish and make connections with the TA’s. Monday, November 9th, the conversation table was taken up a notch by adding a dancing lesson.

Here are a few photos from the event by Elizabeth Banfield. To see all of the photos, click here.
Students 'Fill the Hill' at Men's Soccer Game

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On Tuesday night, September 29th, men’s soccer suffered a devastating 0-4 loss against Clemson. However, throughout the game, they were supported by a large community of students in an attempt to “Fill the Hill” with specific shirt colors representing their student class. Seniors in black, juniors in red, sophomores in grey and freshmen in white.
Students Gather for Free Donuts and Fun at Midterm Munchies

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Students Get Creative at Pumpkin Painting Event

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On Oct. 28, students gathered in Stewart Hall to let their creativity shine through pumpkin painting. Staff photographer, Hannah Haggerty, captured a few images from last night’s event. Check out the photo story below, and view all the pictures from last night here.
The Bulldog Bite

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The Bulldog Bite

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The Bulldog Bite: The Return of Crutchy

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Dorm, Car Break-ins Stil Under Investigation

Mallory Turner

According to police reports, a laptop, Xbox and book bag were stolen from the first floor of Gardner-Webb’s Mauney Residence Hall by unidentified people on Oct. 18, during the university’s Fall Break.
Homelessness Banquet to Raise Awareness of Inequality, Hunger Issues

Mallory Turner

A Homelessness Banquet hosted by Campus Civitan will give students a hands-on learning experience on the realities of class disparities on Nov. 16 at 5:30 p.m. in Faith Hall of the Tucker Student Center.
Release the Captives Bring Rory Tyer Band to GWU, Raise Money to Fight Child Labor

Mallory Turner

Chicago-based Rory Tyer Band, performed in Dover Theater on Wednesday, Nov. 18 to help raise money for an organization devoted to help rescuing children from child labor conditions in Ghana. Release the Captives, a Gardner-Webb club that focuses on raising awareness for modern day slavery and human trafficking, hosted and planned for the band to come to Boiling Springs as part of Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week.
Guest Blog: Charleston Mission Trip "An Eye Opening Experience"

Megan White

Over fall break, Gardner-Webb went on a mission trip to Charleston, South Carolina. The mission team worked with a group in Charleston called Metanoia, which is a community development ministry.
An Athleetes' Fall Break

Travis Archie

This week brings about the end of Fall Break; which means no more free-time to do as you please. Many students are returning to campus after being at home, while others are returning from the beach, mountains, and other places chosen to be a relaxed spot.
Banned Books Week at Gardner-Webb

Travis Archie

To Kill a Mockingbird, The Giver, Lord of The Rings, The Harry Potter series, and The Hunger Game Trilogy; all of these books have something in common, they are banned.
Checking up with Novel Writers

Travis Archie

As November comes to an end, National Novel Writing Month, NanoWriMo, does too. NanoWriMo is an international writing competition that began on November 1 and ends on November 30 before midnight.
Cleveland County Retuns for the 90th Time

Travis Archie

Ninety years since the first celebration of the Cleveland County Fair, and it has become a major attraction for Cleveland County residents and people surrounding the Foothills area.
Different Words with Different Meanings

Travis Archie

The United States of America is a country that stretches from the Atlantic Ocean to Pacific Ocean. With this vast territory comes different types of words that have the same meaning. Buggie, cart, beanie, toboggan, soda, pop, you guys, y’all, cut on the lights, and turn on the lights; just using one of these words or phrases normally labels where a person is from in the U.S.
Festival of Lights Brings Reoccurring Good Times

Travis Archie

The Festival of Lights took place in the Tucker Student Center on Thursday, December 4, at 7 p.m. This was the first time the event was held in the Tucker Student Center, due to electric work occurring in Dover Theatre.
Lake Hollifield Found Not to be Toxic

Travis Archie

Lake Hollifield is the body of water that resides between the back of the Tucker Student Center and the Student Suite and Apartment complexes. Many people play disc golf, fish or stroll along its banks. This lovely attraction to the campus has recently encountered some startling and disturbing rumors.