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On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, over 80 students filled Western Carolina University’s UC Grand Room to spend an afternoon giving back to the community.

A recent study by two faculty members in Western Carolina University’s College of Business takes a multi-faceted look at the different meanings of “fit” within the human resources practices of a business or organization.

Western Carolina University’s annual Research and Scholarship Conference will be held on Wednesday, March 25 and Thursday, March 26.

Former Catamount football player and two-time Academic All-American Mike Wade leads a growing list of Western Carolina University alumni and friends adding their support to an initiative to name the university's new football stadium media center in honor of a legendary sports information director.

WCU students assist in recovery of human remains.

Eliana Cruz calls herself the “Snoop Dogg” of her friend group, and not just because she shares the same swagger of the D-O-Double G.

Timbersports are in full swing on WCU’s campus. And despite a slowdown in the team’s progress post-Covid, current Catamounts are raising money, purchasing equipment and expanding their ranks to raise the university to new competitive heights.

Amidst the stress of college, there are a few calming personalities students occasionally run into on their way to class: pets. For a single moment while they stop to pet them, all those worries evaporate.

Longtime Western Carolina University supporters and friends have come together to honor the legacy and dedication of the university’s former sports information director, Steve White, a man many affectionately refer to as “the walking encyclopedia of Catamount athletics.”

Western Carolina University’s Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning will host a series of events in partnership with local organizations to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, Jan. 19 and Wednesday, Jan. 21.