The College’s emergency text alert system allows you to receive a text (sms) notification on your mobile phone in the event of a campus emergency.

The following schedule is good through Friday, May 17.

Weather conditions vary considerably in Western North Carolina. The first rule is to use your own best judgment before you attempt to drive in snow and ice. If you want to check your route, use the NC DOT Travel Information System, which allows you to check conditions for specific regions, routes or counties. The system features an adverse weather tab for reporting road conditions. As always, you can call Public Safety for conditions on and around campus: (828) 230-4592.

Joseph Bathanti is returning to WWC, where he received his MFA degree in poetry, to give the 2013 address May 18.

Take a look at the new blog created by Julie Larsen for the WWC Forestry Program.

Blanca Perez, junior from Los Angeles, has been honored by North Carolina Campus Compact.

Warren Wilson ranks among the top schools nationally in the magazine’s “A Different Kind of College Ranking.”

Dear Friends: Like the rest of you I was thrilled by the basketball team’s performance in the tournament and I want to congratulate the players, coaches, and all the folks associated with their tournament experience. I’d also like to quickly tell you what it was like to attend the championship celebration this evening at DeVries Gym.

Uniontown, PA - In front of a capacity crowd, ninth-seeded Warren Wilson College won its first USCAA National Championship defeating host Penn State Fayette 76-68 on Saturday night. The victory is the 12th straight for the Owls and caps off four wins in four days to secure the championship. For his performance all week, Raysean Love was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player. Anthony Barringer and Rashad Ali were named to the All-Tournament team while Dylan Johnson and Ty Johnson were named Academic All-Americans.

Have you received a summer or full time job offer? Are you participating in an exciting internship? Have you been accepted to a graduate program or fellowship?