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Philosophy Department Seeks to Add More Diversity in its Curriculum

by Lukas LaRiviere, guest writer

Administration Reinstates Conduct Board

Starting again next year, a small group of students, faculty and staff will hear cases involving incidents of ‘community disrespect’

Students Travel to the Old Coal Town of Appalachia, VA

by Sheridan Boyle, guest writer

Don’t Stop Listening, Even if it’s Quiet: Sexual Violence on Campus

by Izzy Cohan, staff writer

2005 Alumnus Killed in Colorado Avalanche

While a student here, Rick Gaukel made a significant impact on Warren Wilson: Outstanding Graduate Award; Outdoor Leadership major; member of the mountain bike team; and role model for his peers

Let’s Get Real

Warren Wilson Becomes First College in Southeast to Sign the Real Food Commitment

Steve Solnick’s Inauguration

The Disappearing Singles Act

Thanks to Higher Enrollment Singles in Dorms Are Being Reduced

School is In Session This Summer

For the first time, Warren Wilson will offer summer classes in multiple disciplines

Trashy Beauty

A Reflection on the Recycled Art Show

College Signs Real Food Commitment

The school has committed to having at least 40% local, sustainable and fair trade food in our cafeterias by 2020

Standing Out Among the Lumberjacks

Junior Caleb Hawkins advances to National Collegiate Championship for timbersports

Paint It Gold: 2013 Circus Preview

The Mystery of Malfunctioning IDs

Discover What’s Causing Your ID to Abandon Functionality

Several Crews Severely Understaffed This Semester

The Last Word: Team Diadasia Spell Their Way to Victory at the 5th Annual Spelling Bee

by Grace Hatton, staff writer

Paddling Team Triumphs as National Champions, Continuing the Legacy

The Warren Wilson Paddling Team become American Canoe Association National Champions for the first time since these collegiate competitions began

RISE to the Occasion

After the departure of Ew Quimbaya-Winship, Wilson newcomer Robin Rusbolt Takes on the Role as RISE Director

Tuition Continues to Rise

Warren Wilson is one among many colleges across the country that are struggling to keep school affordable while maintaining quality education

Work Day 2013

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