Dr. Soncerey Montgomery and Joevan Palmer: WSSU's Winners of the MLK Jr. Building the Dream Award.
WSSU's Honors Program will be recognized for their work by Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful as an 2011 Outstanding Volunteer Group at a recognition event on Wednesday, February 8, at the Piedmont Club.
Jan 262012
With family budgets already stretched razor thin and students stressing into near frenzy trying to find ways to pay for college comes the announcement that the UNC system will seek to increase tuition and fees by more than $400 across the system. Staggering budget cuts are blamed. Learn more here.
The Lady Rams basketball team is imitating the men’s team. Or is it the other way around? Both teams are undefeated in the CIAA. A big reason for the Lady Rams’ success is a player named Newkirk. Learn more here.
Retired WSSU faculty member and staff administrator, Madeline Scales, has always been known as a go-getter. Her can do spirit was recently recognized by those who have admired her work. See how here.
The Georgia African-American Chamber of Commerce (GAACC) will present its Generational Torch Award to Winston-Salem State University graduate and DeKalb County’s Director and Chief Procurement Officer – Department of Purchasing and Contracting, one of the first African-Americans to serve in the position since 1822, Mr. Kelvin L. Walton, CPPB, during its 14th annual breakfast. [...]
Jan 202012
It’s like a waterfall. The awards just keep coming. It would appear that the Rams Athletic Department will have to invest in a bigger trophy case because at this rate the Rams will soon be out of space to hold all the awards for the football program alone. See why here.
Jan 192012
At first glance, one might think having a discussion with college students about Alzheimer’s Disease, might land on deaf ears. That wasn’t the case as an expert in the field shared her thoughts about this dreaded disease with some students at WSSU recently. Learn more here.
Winston-Salem State University has a building named after it on the campus of Northwest Halifax High School in Littleton, N.C. The school initiated Educational Facility Partnerships as a means of increasing awareness of higher educational opportunities for its students by naming all of its buildings after North Carolina institutions of higher learning. In addition to [...]
Junior College transfer Justin Glover is serving notice in the CIAA that he is a force to be reckoned with. The 6’3”small forward from Siler City is giving the men’s Rams basketball team a major boost. See his story here.
