In a Sept. 9, 2014 briefing, Chancellor Donald Reaves reflected on his seven years at Winston-Salem State University. We share those remarks here in four days of blog posts. Day One: Improving Performance, Setting Metrics As you may know, I have announced that I am stepping down as chancellor effective December 31 so I’d like… READ MORE
Six reasons to head for the hills: Why students love Appalachian State
6. Small-town charm, world-class value Settled into the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, in a college town with some of the best hiking, skiing, fishing, cycling and climbing anywhere in the eastern United States, Appalachian State offers a classic undergraduate experience. And with a student-faculty ration of 16:1, a Princeton Review Best Value ranking, and more… READ MORE
Historically Black Colleges and Universities Make a Difference
What do wide receiver Reggie Langhorne, astronaut Ronald E. McNair, and former Chapel Hill mayor Kevin Foy have in common? They all attended historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in the University of North Carolina school system. The five public HBCUs in North Carolina – North Carolina A&T State University (NC A&T), North Carolina Central… READ MORE
Undergrad research in NC State’s entrepreneurship program helps prevent sexual assault
7 reasons Winston-Salem State Cannot be Denied
Winston-Salem State University. The name alone conjures up enough excellence to fill a book. Below are just seven reasons why the Rams rule. While you read, remember: WSSU needs your help to stay strong. The North Carolina Constitution says that public colleges and universities should, “as far as practicable, be extended to the people of… READ MORE