An earlier version of this story did not give credit to Hilary Lindler for providing the loan of the Amy Biehl materials and the 1994 election ballot to the exhibit. It has been corrected. Living in a country where democracy is so often taken for granted, it’s difficult to imagine a time and place where […]
WCJ Wheekly Update
This is the second episode of WCJ Wheekly Update. In this newscast we cover the Yikyak on Western’s campus, an interview with Intercultural Affairs counsel member, Mali Guna, some inexpensive Valentines Day date idea and a update on the WCU Men’s Basketball team’s season . Check back every Wednesday for the next episode of WCJ […]
WCJ Wheekly Update
This is the first episode of WCJ Wheekly Update. In this newscast we cover the new Western Carolina University state bond, the results from the Iowa Caucus, an interview with WCU student government association president, Hank Henderson, and Groundhog day. Check back every Wednesday for the next episode of WCJ Wheekly Update.
New WCU Residential Living practice sparks controversy among students
The Department of Residential Living has implemented several new “operational practices” that will impact the upcoming 2016-2017 room selection process. One of the most prominent changes to room selection affects any student currently living in a room connected to a Resident Assistant (RA) suite. These students will no longer be eligible for the Premier Level […]
Snow removal on campus after Jonas
Bradley Lucore contributed to this story. After the winter storm Jonas, Western Carolina University’s maintenance team are working hard at making the campus safe again. There are still many snowy/icy spots in and around WCU’s campus. Lee Smith, Director of Operations and Maintenance, received some complaints about certain areas of the campus that are still […]









