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Meet Briley Browning ’19, Double Major in Mathematics and Educational Studies
Going from a big school to a small school My story is a little different than the average WWU student. I transferred here my sophomore year after spending a year at the University of Missouri in Columbia, which is a huge school thatwas not a great fit for me. When you are used to all your […]
William Woods University History professor awarded $25,000 grant for research on new book
Craig Bruce Smith is authoring “The Greatest Man in the World: A Global History of George Washington” Fulton, MO – Craig Bruce Smith, an assistant professor of History at William Woods University (WWU), was recently awarded a $25,000 grant for research on his forthcoming new book. The grant from PNC Charitable Trusts will be used […]
EQS students compete successfully at the historic American Royal in Kansas City
The American Royal is one of the nation’s most historic horse shows, an event that has been going on since the early 1900s in Kansas City. It is the United Professional Horsemen’s Association (UPHA) National Championship for Saddlebreds, hackney horses and Standardbreds, with professionals from all over the nation coming to compete in Saddle Seat […]
World Supper Club at William Woods University allows students to experience cuisines of the world, Bourdain style
2018-2019 Mainstage Season Series at William Woods continues with dark comedy “The Drowning Girls”
Fulton, MO – The 2018-2019 Mainstage Season Series at William Woods University (WWU) will continue this week with a production of the critically-acclaimed dark comedy, “The Drowning Girls.” The opening performance of the play will take place this Thursday, November 29, at Dulany Auditorium on the WWU campus. “The Drowning Girls” tells the story of […]
Intro to Anatomy expands anatomical models
Once upon a time, William Woods students in the EXS 205 – Intro to Anatomy class did their learning the old fashioned way; that is, they studied 2D models in textbooks and PowerPoints. But this year, the students have begun learning while using new 3D anatomical models after Dr. Steve Middleton, Assistant Professor of Athletic […]
William Woods partners with the RESPECT Institute to destigmatize mental illness across campus
Like at any other college campus across the country, a certain percentage of William Woods students have at one time in their lives wrestled with mental health issues. Especially when one considers that, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), 1 in 5 adults will experience mental illness in a given year. Which […]
William Woods Career Services hosts “Career-a-Palooza” career week to help students transition to their next stage in life.
College years seemingly go by in a blink of an eye. It feels like you are just getting used to being a student at William Woods when suddenly you’re a senior, with the real world coming at you at record speed. The question of What Comes Next is always top of mind for college students […]
Faculty, student Equestrians from William Woods University win championships at recent national and regional competitions
William Woods University to host innovative cooperative learning training in 2019
University will be the host of the first-ever regional academy of Kagan Cooperative Learning in mid-Missouri Fulton, MO – For the first time, current and practicing teachers in mid-Missouri will have the opportunity to attend a regional training hosted by Kagan Cooperative Learning in their own backyard during 2019. William Woods University (WWU) will be […]