The Asheville Citizen-Times has named WWC counselor Anne Lundblad as Western North Carolina’s No. 1 "outdoor newsmaker" in 2005, and WWC alumnus Robarn Danzman as the region’s "most adventurous" outdoor newsmaker. Anne also has been named the Asheville Track Club’s female runner of the year.

The lead feature in the Holiday 2005 issue of Blue Mountain Living features not only Doug and Darcy Orr and four generations of their family, but also College trustee Bob Deutsch and his wife, Carol.

December 13, 2005 Vol. 9 No. 18 ************* Community News ************* Message from the president This is to remind you that the opening day of classes for the spring semester will be Monday, January 16, 2006, which is also Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Consequently, the campus Diversity Committee recommended, and the campus governing bodies [...]

Keep up to date with the progress on the new residence hall at http://www.warren-wilson.edu/~cadcrew/new_dorm.shtml.

David Moore and his team uncover a significant find after ’04 floods.

A message from Ronald Hunt, chair of the presidential search committee.

Comments, questions, and answers about the future of Governance at Warren Wilson College.

You may have noticed construction happening on the Laursen building on campus. The renovations are part of an effort to address sustainability standards, energy efficiency, use of space and aesthetics.

By: John Bowers November 29, 2005     Vol. 9   No. 16 ———- Community News ———- Kostova to deliver Harwood-Cole Lecture When Elizabeth Kostova was a freshman at Warren Wilson College, she was a member of the work college’s library crew. The assignment was not only fitting for the daughter and granddaughter of librarians, but perhaps foretelling [...]

“Old Main: Small Colleges in Twenty-First Century America.”