For many college students, there comes a time when they struggle with their academics. That could mean homework, writing a paper or studying for an exam. Although most William Woods professors are willing to help struggling students with class concepts, some students may find it uncomfortable to drop by their professor’s office and
If students eat breakfast at Tucker Dining Hall at William Woods University, they may become aware of a group of young girls walking in that are unfamiliar faces on campus. The young girls are residents at the Rosa Parks Center. According to George Garner, associate professor of Social Work at
From academics to the Back-To-School Bash, look at what the first day of classes is like at William Woods. https://youtu.be/XwQXmX4s6tE
An art exhibit that focuses on memory, play, ritual and the dissolving boundaries of waking life and dreams is coming to William Woods University (WWU). “Bearing The Light,” featuring the work of Warrensburg-based artist Sarah Nguyen addressing the balance of abstract and representational forms to sever the connection between shape
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