Asian students prepare traditional lunch at WWU
April 24, 2012
East met west recently when nine Asian students prepared lunch for some of their teachers and others at William Woods University. “The luncheon was... READ MORE »»
Caption: Asian students pose with some of the dishes they prepared at William Woods University. Front row: Hung-Yi Shen (Henry), Yu-Ju Liu (Iris), Mark Lai, Xia Gu (Eva), Ching-Lung Wu (Ching) and back row: I-Han, Chen (Ryan) , Shen-Cong Ma (Edward), Chin-Cheng Chiu (Sven), Shuo-Tong Wu (S.T.)
WWU current and incoming students stuff buddy packs
Brooke Thibodaux, staff writer
April 24, 2012
Each spring, students who plan to attend William Woods University in the fall attend an event called Woods 101. It is usually a time to register for classes,... READ MORE »»
WWU Plans Second Red Carpet Showcase to Celebrate Student Films
Becky Roberts, staff writer
April 20, 2012
The Academy Awards are over for the year, and the Oscars have been handed out. But William Woods University is sponsoring its own Red Carpet Showcase,... READ MORE »»
Caption: Students arrive for last year’s William Woods University’s Red Carpet Showcase in a limo.
Val Kilmer brings one-man show, ‘Citizen Twain,’ to William Woods University
April 16, 2012
Val Kilmer and Mark Twain fans are in for a treat, thanks to William Woods University and Central Bank. Playing to what is expected to be a sell-out crowd,... READ MORE »»
Bikers tell WWU students how they protect children
Dani Moritz, editor-in-chief
April 15, 2012
Imagine being alone in a dark alley while a stereotypical biker walks toward you—a large man covered in tattoos, wearing dark clothes with a vest and... READ MORE »»
Caption: William Woods University social work students and faculty with BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE (B.A.C.A.) members
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Erin Crooks
associate news editor
Erin Crooks is a senior English major at William Woods. She works for University Relations as a student writer, and at Maplewood Farm, doing general chores, maintaining their website and doing marketing... Read more »
‘The Lucky One’—A movie for hopeless romantics
Erin Crooks, news editor
Any Nicholas Sparks book-turned-movie is sure to bring out female movie-goers in droves, and “The Lucky One” was no exception. The film made approximately $22.8 million... read story
April 23, 2012 • 0 comments
‘Our Town’ — tale of inspiration and reflection
Dani Moritz, editor-in-chief
We live. We die. The world goes on. That’s what William Woods University’s latest production reminds us of. Directed by Kathy Potter and written by Thornton Wilder, “Our... read story
April 20, 2012 • 0 comments
WWU Theatre to Perform ‘Our Town’
Becky Roberts, staff writer
Lessons of life and death are learned in “Our Town,” to be presented this month by the William Woods University Theatre Department. The play will be performed April 19,... read story
April 7, 2012 • 0 comments
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WWU gears up for commencement with Val Kilmer
The campus of William Woods University is a buzz with activity in preparation for this year’s undergraduate commencement speaker, Val Kilmer. Kilmer will address the graduates... read story
April 30, 2012
Library purchases equipment to enrich educational experiences
Dani Moritz, editor-in-chief
William Woods University recently purchased equipment to enrich the educational experience of its students. The equipment is available for loan to students, faculty and staff. The... read story
April 30, 2012
Students receive awards for portfolios
Leigh Rice, features editor
William Woods University students in the art, theatre and communications areas recently received achievement awards during annual portfolio reviews. Students presented their... read story
April 30, 2012
- WWU Arbor Day event to honor Class of 2012 April 23, 2012
- WWU Western Riders attend successful Pinto Horse Show April 20, 2012
- WWU Judging Team competes at American Paint Horse Association Spring Sweepstakes April 20, 2012
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WWU’s Julian Hertzog: a unique personality
Leigh Rice, features editor
Whether he is judging diving when he knows nothing about it, stopping horse shows for bathroom breaks, or training pigs, Julian Hertzog, professor of psychology at William... read story
April 24, 2012 • 0 comments
- WWU art club assists Dream Factory with art therapy April 20, 2012
- Novelist to read from his latest book at WWU March 27, 2012
- Get a glimpse of “The Way We Worked’ during exhibit February 21, 2012
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Drunkorexia presents new concern
Danielle Propst, managing editor
Eating disorders have been a problem among college students for a long time, but now a new eating disorder has arisen. Drunkorexia, saving calories during the week to binge... read story
March 29, 2012 • 0 comments
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