While some students spend their Fall Break traveling or hanging out with friends, groups of Warren Wilson College students used that time to make a difference in the community.
Dr. Damián J. Fernández was installed as Warren Wilson College’s 10th president on Friday, September 29, in the standing-room-only campus chapel. Fernández, who joined Warren Wilson on June 1, 2023, is the college’s first Latino president. A Cuban immigrant who grew up in Puerto Rico and a first-generation college student, Fernández came to Warren Wilson […]
The education services company profiled Warren Wilson in the 2024 edition of its annual college guide, “The Best 389 Colleges.” In addition to “Most Liberal,” The Princeton Review recognized Warren Wilson as the No. 22 “Most Politically Active Students,” and as a “Green College” and “Best South” college.
"Echoes and Anomalies" features projections and accompanying prints by Hogan Seidel and Gabby Sumney. It is on display at the Elizabeth Holden Gallery at Warren Wilson College through October 7, 2023.
Dr. Lucy Lawrence won this year's NCCE Engaged Faculty Award for excellence in community engagement! Lucy has taught Social Work at Warren Wilson for 20 years and has served as Director of the Social Work Department for 12.
Nearly 350 Warren Wilson College students, faculty and staff started the school year by volunteering at 18 community organizations on Thursday, with many projects centered around issues of food security, education, and the environment. Collectively, Warren Wilson students, faculty, and staff worked a total of 1,575 hours weeding, mulching, sweeping, mopping, replanting flowers, picking up […]
Bold.org has ranked Warren Wilson College as the best LGBTQ college in the country for 2023. Warren Wilson College has a strong and vibrant LGBTQIA+ community on campus, with more than 50 percent of Warren Wilson College students identifying as queer.
Today the U.S. Supreme Court struck down affirmative action. The ruling is expected to have wide-ranging effects on admission and financial aid at colleges and universities, including private institutions like Warren Wilson College. My fear is that this decision will reduce opportunity, undervalue potential, and slow progress toward the country we aspire to be. The […]
