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William Woods announces new Major General Stephen L. Danner GOLD Scholarship

Adding to its status as a Military-Friendly University, William Woods University (WWU) is establishing a new academic scholarship for students that are either enrolled in the Show-Me GOLD program, are a current member of the Missouri National Guard, or are a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces. During the WWU

Final lecture by outgoing President Jahnae H. Barnett to highlight first-ever “Leaders At The Woods” summit at William Woods

Summit to feature lectures, panel discussions, and networking opportunities on leadership, professionalism and career enhancement William Woods University (WWU) is an institution where future leaders are made. To help continue that tradition, the University will be holding its first-ever Leaders At The Woods Leadership Summit next week, a four-day event

With new Multicultural Enrichment Center and Black Student Union, WWU students now have new way to express and celebrate their culture on campus

At William Woods, commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion is a core value of the University. This year The Woods has established two new initiatives to help further that commitment with the opening of the new Multicultural Enrichment Center on campus and the student-led formation of a new Black Student

2021-2022 Mainstage Season Series at William Woods begins with romantic comedy “Almost, Maine”

For the first time in more than a year, members of the general public are invited to attend a stage production at William Woods University (WWU) as the University kicks off its 2021-2022 Mainstage Season Series with the critically acclaimed romantic comedy “Almost Maine.” This week’s stage play, comprising nine

New look Brockman Hall provides on-campus destination for student services, meeting space, leisure time and more

After serving William Woods for many years as a residence hall, Brockman Hall began the 2021 fall semester with a new purpose:  the basement and first floors of the building have been converted into an all-purpose student center, housing the Offices of Career Services and Student Transition, Student Involvement, and