WSSU Chancellor Donald Reaves and other officials of the campus community say "good-bye" to Dr. Michelle Releford.
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.
WSSU students work with special needs students at a local YMCA after-school program. It is one of several ways the university serves the wider community.
Carlton Eric Nettles '06 (Kimberly Park Chapter) and Janice Brodie Perry '81 (Vance County Chapter) are all smiles at their crowning during WSSU's Homecoming activities.
Wow! Another major achievement. The business incubator is open for business.
It was a big day at WSSU. The ribbon-cutting ceremony at S.G. Atkins Community Development Corporation’s Business Enterprise Center drew WSSU, City of Winston-Salem, and leading business and community agency officials.
Rev. Run (left), a founding member of hip-hop group Run-D.M.C., makes a point during lecture at K. R. Williams Auditorium, which was packed.
Chancellor Donald Reaves, with WSSU Athletics director William “Bill” Hayes standing next to him, holds up the boxes containing six 2010-11 CIAA Championship rings. He received the rings during halftime of the Rams football game with the Fayetteville State University Broncos Saturday, Sept. 24. If the Rams football team (now 4-0) keeps rolling like they [...]
More than a 1,000 people were on hand to meet the student-athletes who will compete for WSSU this fall during a “Meet the Rams” event held Saturday, Aug. 20. Fans met members of the football, volleyball, and men and women’s cross-country teams, the cheerleaders, the coaches, director of Athletics, Bill Hayes, and WSSU Chancellor Donald [...]
Aug 222011
These students were among hundreds students, faculty, staff, friends, and university supporters who attended WSSU’s Family Day Cook Out.
Aug 192011
The City of Winston-Salem has renamed Stadium Drive to Rams Drive. It would be hard to miss the home of the Rams now. On hand for the occasion from left to right are: WSSU Chancellor Donald J. Reaves, Winston-Salem City Councilman James Taylor, Winston-Salem City Councilman and Mayor Pro Tempore Dr. Vivian Burke, N.C. Representative [...]
