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Celebration Week Continues
Jenna Shackelford
Casey Williams spoke during Dimensions and Evening Worship on Tuesday of Celebration Week.
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Gardner-Webb Counseling Center Offers Resources for Students
Jenna Shackelford
Gardner-Webb’s Counseling Center offered a free mental health screening for students Oct. 4 and wants to remind students about their resources as Depression Awareness Month begins.
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Workshop Offered to Students
Jenna Shackelford
The Center for Personal and Professional Development hosted ‘Choosing the Right Major,’ a workshop designed to provide students with the information needed to decide on their area of study at GWU. Micah Martin, director of the center, and academic adviser Carmen Butler led the session.
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Kevin Hines Visits GWU
Joy Smith
Suicide survivor Kevin Hines shared his testimony at Gardner-Webb and how he survived jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge. View all the photos here.
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Celebration Week Opens With Bonfire
Madison Weavil
Campus Ministries United hosted a bonfire kickoff to start their annual Celebration Week.
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Gardner-Webb Volleyball Beats Hampton
Bryson Willis
The volleyball team played and defeated Hampton on Oct. 12. View the photos here.
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Alumni Relations Holds Blood Drive
Hannah Anders
Gardner Webb Alumni Relations and Student Alumni Association will host a blood drive on Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017 through the Red Cross. The drive will be held in Ritch Banquet Hall from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Campus Ministries Hosts Midterm Munchies
Hannah Anders
Tuesday, Oct. 17, students took a break from studying to enjoy the tradition of Midterm Munchies, sponsored by Campus Ministries United.
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Football vs. Liberty
Hannah Anders and Lisa Martinat
Saturday, Oct. 28, the Gardner-Webb University football team faced Liberty University.
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FOCUS Retreat Blog
Dylan Charles
F.O.C.U.S. Ministries (Fellowship of Christians United in Service) consists of teams of students who are involved with leading youth retreats locally and regionally. The weekend of January 29, Gardner-Webb’s FOCUS ministries went to Camp Munda Vista for a retreat.
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GWU College Republicans Speak About Inauguration Experience
David Cole
My name is David Cole and I am a Political Science/Public Relations major at Gardner-Webb, as well as an active member of College Republicans. I, along with seven other students and two university administrators, traveled to Washington D.C., to see the presidential inauguration of Donald J. Trump on January 20, 2017.
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Backpack Program Hosts Second Annual Fundraiser
Sthefany Flores
Approximately 400 people gathered in Tucker Student Center’s Stewart, Hope, and Faith Halls Friday, Nov. 10 to participate in the second annual Parade of Tables.
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Gardner-Webb To Host Annual Octoberfest
Sthefany Flores
Gardner-Webb University is expecting between 800 and 1,000 children to attend tonight’s Octoberfest.
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GWU Alumna Injured In Las Vegas Shooting
Sthefany Flores
A Gardner-Webb alumna was injured in the Las Vegas shooting that occurred Oct. 1.
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Honors Student Association Continues Big Sweep Tradition
Sthefany Flores
The Gardner-Webb Honors Student Association (HSA) participated in its annual Big Sweep retreat September 8-10.
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Japanese Tutoring Services To Be Available For Students
Sthefany Flores
A Rutherford County resident will once again offer free classes in Japanese starting this November to Gardner-Webb students.
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Meet The TAs: Louise Verdelet
Sthefany Flores
The Gardner-Webb Department of World Languages has a new teaching assistant from France for the 2017-2018 school year.
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Release The Captives Prepares For Rescue Race
Sthefany Flores
Gardner-Webb University’s Release the Captives (Release) will host its annual Rescue Race September 16 at 9 a.m.
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Students Relocated Due To Flooding
Sthefany Flores
Half of Gardner-Webb’s Apartment A experienced water damage due to a burst pipe Sept. 17 at 2:40 a.m
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2nd Grade Literacy Event Hosted By Gardner-Webb’s School Of Education
GWU-Today
Friday, April 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the LYCC, second grade teachers from all over Cleveland County came to Gardner-Webb University for a Literacy Event hosted by the School of Education.
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Annual Last Blast Event
GWU-Today
This past Thursday, April 27, Student Activities hosted the annual Last Blast event in the Tucker Student Center at 5 p.m. Last Blast is an opportunity for students to come out and enjoy free food, games, and other activities.
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Apartments Hold Bingo Night
GWU-Today
Tuesday, Sept. 19, the resident advisors of Apartments A, B, C and D hosted a bingo night for their residents.
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Big E Of Gaffney Opens Exclusively To Students
GWU-Today
Friday evening, Sept. 8, Gardner-Webb students had the opportunity to visit the Big E Gaffney Entertainment Outlet after hours to view new movies and play games for free. The event was sponsored by the Office of Student Activities.
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