It still occurred, even during the Depression and World War II. But now today, on August 11, 2020, the oldest and most cherished tradition in William Woods University (WWU) history still managed to break new ground. Welcome to the first-ever WWU Ivy Ceremony that occurred during a global pandemic. Actually,
In 2019, the leading college data and analytic firm College Factual rated William Woods University (WWU) as the top university in the state of Missouri for non-traditional students. No one personifies the idea of non-traditional student, which includes online students, students over the age of 25, transfers, commuters, and international
William Woods University(WWU) today officially announced its Dean’s List for the Spring 2020 academic term. A total of 250 students earned a place on the Spring 2020 Dean’s List, that requires a full-time student achieve a minimum of 3.6 semester and cumulative grade point average on a 4.0 scale. Last
Amber Cox ’96, ’98 is Vice President of Sports for the Mohegan Sun, which is a gaming and entertainment company based in Connecticut. In her position, Cox oversees the business and all revenue-generating opportunities for two professional sports teams, the Connecticut Sun of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) and
The William Woods University stables, usually a hub of activity, took on a decidedly different feel in the middle of March 2020. That was when the WWU campus closed because of COVID-19. Jennie Petterson, the Director of Equestrian Studies, was first struck by how quiet it was one day in
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