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CMU's Fall Retreat is on the Rise

Quinten Burton

The Campus Ministries United (CMU) department is hosting their annual fall retreat at Ridgecrest Conference Center in Black Mountain, NC this Friday.
Bulldogs Squeak by Terriers in Thriller Victory

Hannah Covington

In a game chalked fill of offense, the Gardner-Webb Bulldogs (2-2) pulled out a thrilling 43-36 victory over the Wofford Terriers (1-2).
Gardner-Webb Gains New Director of Student Leadership and Community Engagement

Kanisha Fowler

There are so many opportunities for students to get involved with the community. According to Micah Martin, Director of Student Leadership and Community Engagement, that is part of the reason why he is here.
Jewish Student Celebrated Heritage for One Week in a Tent

Kanisha Fowler

Mariah Richardson chose to take last week off and celebrate the Festival of Booths, a holiday of her Jewish faith. The Festival of Booths is a week-long holiday that Jewish people celebrate to remind them of the 40 years their ancestors wandered in the wilderness.
Relay for Life Appears at Gardner-Webb

Kanisha Fowler

The event that raised over 20,000 dollars last year is back for the second year in a row, with its goal of reaching 30,000 dollars.
Pawse on the Quad

Hannah Gaggerty

“Have you ever been to the Cleveland County Fair?” -Never been. Kyle Ash
Gardner-Webb Jams for Justice

Brittany Johnson

On Saturday, November 15 at 7 p.m., Gardner-Webb’s campus club, Release, will be hosting the Jamming for Justice Concert, in order to entertain as well as promote awareness on a serious issue, human trafficking.
The Student's Chief

Brittany Johnson

Whether it’s a ride to your car on raining days or the first “Good Morning,” you hear on your way to class, everyone at Gardner-Webb knows Chief; the Chief of Police, Barry Johnson.
Campus Clubs and Organizations Meet to Discuss the Year Ahead

Brittney Johnson

Wednesday evening, Campus Clubs and Organizations came together to discuss future endeavors and the current topics on hand.
GPS For Your Future

Brittney Johnson

This week the career development center decided to provide a little guidance for students who are considering graduate education. For three days, September 23^rd through 25^th, the Graduate Preparation Series, GPS, carried on informational meetings; informing those that are curious about the who, the what and the where’s of graduate school.
Recent Graduate Develops Her Path to Adulthood

Brittney Johnson

From finding herself on an unforeseen career venture, to adapting to a different atmosphere; Katie Spiro is definitely on her way to becoming an adult. The 21 year-old recent graduate of Gardner-Webb is starting a brand new chapter in her life and she’s hitting the ground running.
Faces of Gardner-Webb SGA- Anna Kullmar

Matthew Johnson

Gardner-Webb junior, Anna Kullmar, wants to make Gardner-Webb University the best it can be. Being Executive Vice President of the Student Government Association (SGA), gives great chances for her to make a strong senate.
Gardner-Webb Professor Explains His Journey Through Publishing Book

Matthew Johnson

In 2003 Gardner-Webb’s Department Chair of Social Science, Dr. Timothy Vanderburg, published his book titled “Cannon Mills and Kannapolis: Persistent Paternalism in a Textile Town” with University of Tennessee Press.
Meet Ms. Maria Del Huerto Corbalan

Matthew Johnson

For the next three years, Gardner-Webb will host Maria Del Huerto Corbalan, from Santiago Del Estero, Argentina, as a teacher’s assistant (TA) for the Department of World Languages, Literatures and Cultures.
Men's Soccer Team Takes a Tough Loss to Chanticleers

Matthew Johnson

Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs men’s soccer team (1-6) took a tough loss to rival Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (4-3) with a score of two to one at the Greene-Harbison Stadium.
Paws on the Quad

Matthew Johnson

This week’s Paws on the Quad features students who were asked two questions.

Do you receive care packages?

What is a dream care package for you?
The Faces of SGA-President Delton Barnes

Matthew Johnson

Garner-Webb Senior, Delton Barnes, has goals to produce professionals within the SGA. Being President of the Student Government Association (SGA) allows him to oversee board members. Barnes carries concerns to administration from the SGA counsel and students. He is the face of the government.
Fantasy Football Week 11

Matthew Johnson and Jared McMurry

The full "Fantasy Football Week 11" video is available on the GWU-Today YouTube channel.
Fantasy Football Week 12

Matthew Johnson, Jared McMurry, and Quinten Burton

The "Fantasy Football Week 12" video can be viewed on the GWU-Today YouTube Channel.
Bulldogs Slay Dragons in Home Opener

Jared McMurry

In a game shortened by lightning, the Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs defeated the Virginia-Lynchburg Dragons 34-0 in their home opener.
Bulldogs Travel to VMI Following Bye Week

Jared McMurry

Following a bye week, the Gardner-Webb football team (3-3) is looking to pick up their first road victory on the season as they travel to Virginia Military Institute (1-6).
Chanticleers Take Care of Runnin' Bulldogs

Jared McMurry

Traveling to Gardner-Webb, the undefeated and highly ranked Coastal Carolina could have fell into a trap game and got themselves into a tight contest against a team who hasn’t lost a home game in over a calendar year. After an early field goal and pick six, however, the Chanticleers (9-0, 3-0) were up 10-0 early and they never looked back; defeating the Runnin’ Bulldogs (4-5, 0-2) 38-14.
Flames Roll Over Runnin' Bulldogs

Jared McMurry

From start to finish, Liberty (5-3, 1-0) dominated Gardner-Webb (4-4, 0-1) on their way to a 34-0 victory. The Runnin’ Bulldogs got the ball to start the game, and after a Flames sack on third down, they were forced to punt.
Gardner-Webb Basketball Victorious Over Thomas College

Jared McMurry

The Gardner-Webb men’s basketball team took on two opponents over the weekend at home, coming out on the plus side in both contests.
Gardner-Webb Looks to Continue to Roll

Jared McMurry

Coming off a win over rival Wofford, the Gardner-Webb football team (2-2) will travel to The Citadel (0-3) this Saturday in search for a third straight victory.