The Friday WWC Garden Market will begin when Gladfelter reopens. Until then, you can find an assortment of produce like cherry tomatoes, strawberries, sugar snap peas and more for sale at the Garden.

Benjamin Adamson is doing an NSS project on black bear encounters in the area and needs some bear encounter data. If you have seen a bear recently or have an encounter in the future, please let him know. He would like the following information: location, date and time, how many bears were seen, what they [...]

Grammy Award winner Janis Ian sang and spoke to the delight of 222 graduates at WWC’s 2012 Commencement on May 12.

Sign up with Karen Jones at the WWC pool on Tues., May 22, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Read on for summer hours for the bookstore, the gym, the pool and the library.

Western North Carolina Shape Note Singers host monthly sings the third Sunday of every month except for June, July and August. Sings are 3-5 p.m. at the WWC Presbyterian Church and College Chapel Fellowship Hall.

Phillip Gibson tell us about Casey Doyle’s interview with Michael Mann in the Times.

Chosen from thousands of submissions on the topic of the ethics of eating meat, environmental studies professor Jay Bost’s essay, “Give Thanks for Meat,” won the New York Times Magazine essay contest.

It’s spring and bears are on the move. For the safety of bears and people, biology professor Lou Weber offers these precautions.

Did you know that medical research shows that 85 percent of bicyclists’ head injuries can be prevented by bicycle helmet?