The annual Service Learning Fair is organized so that representatives from local organizations come and inform people about how they can get involved in particular organizations. This year there were 42 organizations that participated in the event at WCU. Service learning is a major part of a college curriculum that many students know nothing about. What […]
WCU student to perform his orginal one man show
Western Carolina University sophomore Jonathan Cobrda will present his original one-man show “Sweet ‘N Low: The True Story of One Diabetic’s Journey to Keep Spirits High and Sugars Low” at 3 p.m. Sunday, January 30. Cobrda’s has been performing this show around the country for two years now in conjunction with JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) […]
Feeling snow for the first time
The testimony of three friends from Central and South America that experienced snowboarding and skiing for the very first time.
Jeep stolen from Catamount Peak Apartments
A red Jeep Wrangler was stolen from Catamount Peak Apartments on Monday, January 24. The security cameras and special police saw nothing.
Budgets “cut” WCU student athletes future
With budget cuts rising, Western Carolina Univeristy’s student athletes future may take a major effect due to the changes that will take place. Such changes are scholarship awards, amount of money invested into student athletes, and study hall.
Extreme sledding
Is there ever such thing as too much fun? Why of course not. That is, until someone gets hurt. Western Carolina Senior, John Jarvis, proved it this past week sledding on a hill next to Norton.



