Grad student’s experience illustrates how WWU instruction is directly applicable to the “real world”

For graduate student Jamie Hill, the idea that a William Woods education provides real world experience is not just some marketing slogan. Recently for her, it became reality. Hill utilized research of her business model from one of her WWU graduate class assignments and applied the ideas in a presentation

Meet Robin Hirsch-Jacobson – Associate Professor of Biology

The Louis D. Beaumont Dad’s Association Distinguished Professor Award has been presented to a full-time faculty member each year since 1968. Nominations are received from students, and a small group of invited students then choose from among those nominated who should receive the award for the year for displaying a dedication to quality teaching.

WWU alum establishes “Fearless Women,” a ministry that equips women to overcome fear and anxiety

Christy Boulware, who received both her undergraduate (Theatre, 2004) and master’s (Business Administration, 2007) degrees from William Woods, thought she had it all. A wonderful family including a fellow WWU alum for a husband, and a prestigious corporate job. But fear and anxiety nearly derailed it all. Using her determination

Keepers of Tradition: the story behind the William Woods senior class robe

One of the storied traditions at The Woods involves the senior class robe. A white WWU robe is passed on each year to the senior class president of the Student Alumni Council organization, who then wears the robe at events including the Ivy Ceremony and graduation during their senior year.

Local artist to bring “Special Midwest Places” exhibit to William Woods University