WWU prepares students for the stress of finals, job applications and graduation through a variety of campus resources

April is known as Stress Awareness Month. Which is especially fitting timing at William Woods, where stress can be a constant companion for students throughout the month, with final exams, plans for the summer, graduation and life after graduation the major themes. Students are juggling job applications (for internships or

Meet Hayley Bowler ’15, Social Work

Being from St. Charles, Missouri, I did not want to go too far away from home for college. I also wanted that small school feeling where I was not just another number. Growing up I always knew I wanted to do Social Work, which led me to finding William Woods

William Woods officially opens on-campus headquarters for the Show-Me GOLD program

Fulton, MO – William Woods University (WWU) President Jahnae H. Barnett joined Major General Stephen Danner, Adjutant General of the Missouri Army National Guard, and local and university leaders in a ribbon cutting ceremony today for the on-campus headquarters of the Show-Me Guard Officer Leadership Development (GOLD) program at WWU.

EQS Alumni of the Month: Ashley Stannard ‘07

Owner of Ashbrook Farm I am originally from Minnesota and I did not know about William Woods while growing up. The only exposure I really had to college Equestrian programs were the ones winning in the intercollegiate competitions. I was all ready to go to one of those colleges that

William Woods to bring down the curtain on the 2018-2019 Mainstage Season Series with children’s production “Sir Slob and the Princess”