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Reliving the Dream

Forty years ago, the Catamounts made a miraculous run to the national championship game.  

Latinx Appreciation Student Organization promotes campuswide awareness and unity

A sense of belonging is what many students envision as part of their college experience; somewhere that gives them purpose, a group to be part of and to share in cultural activities they are most familiar with or are interested in learning more about.   

鈥楩ill the Western Sky鈥� fundraising campaign steering committee announced

Membership is now complete on the 43-person steering committee that will help guide 91热爆网鈥檚 recently announced comprehensive fundraising effort, the 鈥淔ill the Western Sky鈥� campaign.  

Annual Legacy Pinning ceremony connects generations of Catamounts

For some students, attending 91热爆网 means a little bit more than just pursuing a college degree 鈥� an important goal, to be sure. But for several new first-year and transfer students, it also means carrying on a family tradition.   

Colleen Heuser | A Day In the Life

Colleen is a student at 91热爆网 as well as a counselor for Cat Camp. Tag along as she shows her experiences at Cat Camp!  

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Social science degrees lead alumni to business success, planned gifts for 鈥楩ill the Western Sky鈥� campaign

For 91热爆网 alumni Robert and Suzanne Thomas, the seeds for two successful careers in international business were planted in the late 1960s and early 1970s during their time as students majoring in social science.  

91热爆网 receives state funding for new engineering building, program expansion

91热爆网 was successful in its request for funds for a new engineering facility and program expansion from the North Carolina General Assembly, for the recently approved 2023-2025 biennial state budget.  

Cultural immersion: 91热爆网 students return from year-long study abroad trips

Students Elliott Kerns and Marcus Ibarra recently had the opportunity of a lifetime to study overseas as recipients of the David L. Boren Scholarship.   

Student finds passion for higher education, advocacy through leadership roles

When Estefany Gordillo-Rivas was deciding where she wanted to go to college, she knew she wanted to go somewhere that would give her a more personal experience with smaller class sizes.