A Cuban immigrant who grew up in Puerto Rico and a first-generation college student, Fernández comes to Warren Wilson with more than 30 years of experience in teaching and leadership positions at both private and public institutions.
On Saturday, April 15, Warren Wilson College will host Fiddles and Folklife, an annual Appalachian festival and old-time music competition with cash prizes for old-time fiddle, banjo, folksong, flatfooting, and string band. Other activities include old-time music jams, food and craft vendors, folklife demonstrators, and a cake raffle. It all takes place 12:00 PM – […]
Our first Keynote Speaker for the Beloved Community Lecture Series will be Asheville native, DeWayne Barton, the Founder/CEO of Hood Huggers International
Students in the Gardens: Ecology, Cultural Identity, and Social Change class at Warren Wilson College got their hands dirty at Fern Way Farm School in Black Mountain, North Carolina. In the process, they’ve learned about systemic challenges such as poverty, food insecurity, and houselessness. “When we are at Fern Way, we talk a lot about […]