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Les Misérables: The Musical Phenomenon

Les Misérables: The Musical Phenomenon

Each and every individual cast in this production proved to be just as strong as the others with whom they shared the stage. This aspect of the show will keep audiences engaged from start to finish. Full story

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  • The J-Spot: Sex Educator on campus

    On Monday, March 24th, certified sex educator, Jay Friedman, visited Western Carolina University to give a lecture on what Friedman refers to as a taboo topic.     Friedman earned his bachelor’s degree from Cornell University and his Master’s degree from the University of Vermont.

  • Meet Dana Sally, Dean of Library Sciences

    Meet Dana Sally, Dean of Library Sciences

    Western Carolina University has recently given the position of Dean of Library Sciences to Dana Sally.  He has come to the university from the University of West Florida.  This is not the only place he has worked.  This is not his first job working in the University of North Carolina system.

  • Student Showcase: Olivia Mears

    Student Showcase: Olivia Mears

        Coming from Laurinburg, NC, Olivia Mears, a senior art student for Western Carolina University, will be show casing some of her creative art work at this years’ spring student art show. After four long years of hard work and dedication     Mears will be graduating from WCU in December 2014.

  • Western Carolina University beats mountain-rival UNC Asheville

    On Tuesday April 1 the Western Carolina Catamounts hosted mountain rival, UNC Asheville.  The Catamounts welcomed back former Catamount and current UNC Asheville coach, Tom Smith.  Smith is a 1976 graduate of Western Carolina University. The top of the first inning featured 1 run and 1 hit for the Bulldogs.

  • Lights, camera, action on WCU’s campus

    Lights, camera, action on WCU’s campus

    Every year the Film and Television Production program produces two student-made, narrative films.  This year the seniors in the FTP program have been working hard to make these two films which, as Blair Hoyle, a producer on the spring thesis says, are two of “the most ambitious films to ever come out of WCU’s FTP program.

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