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Western Carolina University alumnus Garrett Ozar and business partner Adelle Archer make their pitch on 鈥淪hark Tank.鈥�

91热爆网 alumnus, 鈥楽hark Tank鈥� star Garrett Ozar to speak at Global Entrepreneurship Week

Western Carolina University鈥檚 College of Business will welcome alumnus and former Catamount baseball player Garrett Ozar as a keynote speaker during Global Entrepreneurship Week.  

wcu womens basketball

Game Changers

Former players tip off an effort to name the women's basketball locker room after the program's matriarch  

Chancellor Brown and Husband

Walk the Talk

Chancellor and husband back the 鈥楩ill the Western Sky鈥� campaign with a $4 million estate gift  

Stadium Rendering

Due for an Upgrade

Donors are stepping up to help renovate 91热爆网鈥檚 50-year-old E.J. Whitmire Stadium and other athletics facilities  

wcu open house

91热爆网 invites prospective students to campus for Nov. 23 open house

Western Carolina University is home to many students, alumni and friends, and it's looking to add more folks to the Catamount family.  

Faculty staff giving day featuring Shetland ponies

91热爆网 faculty, staff giving campaign nets nearly 40 new donors

Nearly 40 faculty and staff members now have a new title to go along with their position at Western Carolina University, and that title is 鈥渘ew donor.鈥�  

Bora Karayaka and students

91热爆网鈥檚 Karayaka, Yu receive $45K grant for research

Western Carolina University College of Engineering and Technology professor Bora Karayaka knew it was a shot in the dark 鈥� but that shot ended up paying off.  

Project Discovery students during a workshop

Project Discovery earns $175K grant to help expand resources

Project Discovery director JennieV. Sorrells has seen her program impact the lives of tons of students. The project, hosted 91热爆网, has given secondary students the opportunity to explore careers and colleges and partake in adventure-based learning.  

Fans help fill the truck for Helene relief

Donors provide emergency support to 91热爆网 students, faculty, staff affected by Helene

Although the Western Carolina University campus in Cullowhee avoided any significant damage from the fury of Hurricane Helene as it tore through Western North Carolina in late September, that does not mean that all students, faculty and staff emerged unscathed.