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Thu, October 17, 2019 No Comments

William Woods to host fourth annual diversity and equality symposium

“Bridging Differences: Conversations on Gender, Race and Equality” to feature lectures, discussions and annual art exhibit  Fulton, MO – William Woods University (WWU) will host its fourth annual symposium next week with programming that explores issues of diversity and equality. Moving from the spring to the fall semester for the first time, “Bridging Differences: Conversations on […]

Tue, October 15, 2019 No Comments

Meet Makayla Cahill ’21, Art Education

I always loved school while growing up and thought I wanted to be a teacher. At first, I wanted to be an English teacher, and then a math teacher, but then grew out of those. My first chance to take art wasn’t until high school because I was in a small district. My reason for taking the class was because my mom said the teacher was […]

Mon, October 14, 2019 No Comments

William Woods joins Common App platform to increase access, quality and visibility of the university

Fulton, MO – Applying to William Woods University (WWU) is now more convenient, thanks to a new partnership announced today by WWU President Dr. Jahnae H. Barnett. Beginning today, William Woods is joining The Common Application, or “Common App,” a non-profit organization that produces an undergraduate college admission application that college applicants may use to apply […]

Fri, October 11, 2019 No Comments

Meet Aurora Henriksen ’20, Physics and Math

I grew up in a small town in northern Norway, so it was totally different than here. It is very cold where I grew up and there are a lot of mountains, so we do a lot of skiing and things like that. I came here as an exchange student, at Fulton High School, so I got to see the William Woods campus and learn […]

Fri, October 4, 2019 No Comments

Making the transition: recent grads discuss achievement in the “real world”

Graduation day can be bittersweet. After working for years to earn their degree, graduates find that life at William Woods University as a student is over, and suddenly the next step in their careers – and the “real world” – awaits them. But whether they enter either the work force or graduate school, graduates of William Woods can find some degree of comfort; Niche.com recently stated that the job success rate six years after […]