- Marching band selected to participate in 2011 Rose Parade
- 'On the Home Front: Nov. '44' honors veterans in a unique way
- WCU to host statewide student conference centered on community involvement Nov. 7
- WCU to host 300 students for High School Play Festival Nov. 6-7
- U.S. Rep. Heath Shuler to visit campus Nov. 12
- WCU student selected for community impact award
- WCU astrophysicist to deliver Nov. 11 lecture 'What Is It About 2012?'
- WCU fundraising campaign exceeds goal, tops $51M in private support
- Communication students assist with third annual Toy Run Parade on Nov. 21
- International Education Week events to feature eyewitness to South African apartheid
The director of the county's public transit office says the shuttle will start every day at Campus Apartments, making stops at Catamount Homes, Sunrise Trailer Park, Laurel Oaks, Hampton Apartments & Rabbit Ridge, Summit Apartments, and Catamount Peaks. There will be one stop on campus at a drop-off point near A.K. Hinds University Center and Killian Building.
WCU students, faculty and staff ride free of charge by showing their WCU identification cards. All others may ride for a charge of 75 cents per boarding.
The off-campus shuttle, which will start with one bus on the circuit every day, is being funded for two years as a demonstration project between the North Carolina Department of Transportation and Jackson County Transit. For further information, call the transit office at (828) 586-0233.