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Japan is the latest odyssey for WWU’s unique Woods Around The World program
International Film Series celebrates ten years at William Woods
At William Woods University, exposing students to different people and cultures is a way of life. The most prominent example of this phenomenon has been the University’s unique Woods Around The World (WATW) program, which has taken hundreds of students and other travelers from The Woods on a series of international trips to all seven […]
William Woods hosts 4th annual Athletic Training Symposia
March is Athletic Training month. William Woods marked the observance by hosting its fourth annual Athletic Training Symposia on campus on March 13, where Athletic Training students presented case studies on topics in the industry to Athletic Training faculty. This year the focus is Athletic Training in healthcare. Athletic Trainers are certified healthcare professionals who […]
Ask the students: What is it like to be a student-athlete at William Woods?
Life is hectic for any college student. There are multiple classes to balance, constant studying and reading outside of class, organizations to get involved in, and of course an active social life. For a student-athlete on one of William Woods’ 16 intercollegiate athletic teams, there is even more to juggle. Practices, weight lifting and fitness […]
Club involvement leads to medical school acceptance for a William Woods senior
At William Woods University, campus experiences outside the classroom are considered just as important to a college education as the instruction that takes place inside the classroom. Whether it’s through the LEAD program, joining a club or taking part in a variety of other campus opportunities, William Woods students receive a total education during their […]
William Woods University to host thought-provoking “Resilient Souls Project” exhibition
Fulton, MO – An powerful exhibit that focuses on the inner strength of a series of women in overcoming life’s challenges is coming to William Woods University (WWU). “The Resilient Souls Project” will run on the WWU campus for two weeks beginning March 15 at the Mildred Cox Gallery. Admission to Cox Gallery is free. […]
Through LEAD topics and a variety of resources, WWU promotes Mental Health Awareness on campus
Mental Health is a serious societal issue, not just on college campuses, but across the globe. According to the National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI) 1 in 5 adults will experience mental illness each year. For the college age bracket, suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death. The first step to prevent this and […]
Equestrian Alumni of the Month: Rebecca Buchholz ’10
Barn Manager at Coyote Hill (Harrisburg, MO) Path to Coyote Hill I am from Chicago, Illinois, which is funny because I mostly grew up in the city. People ask why I don’t move back, but the reason is that there’s not too many horses there. I now live in Harrisburg, Missouri, with a population of […]
Statement from William Woods President Jahnae H. Barnett
Fulton, MO – Dr. Jahnae H. Barnett, President of William Woods University (WWU), today announced the university’s support for the workforce/higher education initiatives announced by Missouri Governor Mike Parson. Governor Parson outlined three programs involving higher education and workforce – Fast Track, Missouri One Start and Missouri Excels – during his State of the State […]
Meet Ryan Hickman ’17, Sports Communication
I was born and raised in Springfield, Illinois. Although going to college was always part of the plan, I wanted to play professional baseball and was very passionate about it. My parents always said that sports could only take you so far, though, so you had to have a backup plan. Thankfully I had a great […]