By Arantxa Taberneiro Social Media Coordinator & Sports Writer Wingate’s Rugby Team Wingate Rugby defeated Virginia Tech 33-12 on Saturday, Sept. 5, at Irwin Belk Stadium in Wingate, N.C., securing the Bulldogs’ second victory of the season. The Hokies fell to the strong defense of the Wingate Bulldogs, which, as Wingate sophomore Agustin Correa explained,ContinueContinue reading “Wingate rugby’s defense leads Bulldogs to 33-12 win over Virginia Tech”
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Bon Appétit responding to student feedback in second year at helm of campus dining
By David Robison Contributing Writer Dining decisions at Wingate University are made by several people and groups, with student feedback playing a major role, according W.T. Harris Dining Hall General Manager Rob Jansen of Bon Appétit, Wingate’s primary food-service provider. Some factors influencing what items are served include nutrition, student preference, popularity of items, seasonality,ContinueContinue reading “Bon Appétit responding to student feedback in second year at helm of campus dining “
Special kitchen provides Wingate commuters a meal-prep space of their own
By Elisabeth Porch Staff Writer & Copy Editor A little-known option for commuters on the Wingate University campus is a “Commuter Kitchen” that provides a separate space for to prepare meals for students who live off campus. The kitchen, which includes a microwave and refrigerator, is located off the hallway that connects Cuddy Arena toContinueContinue reading “Special kitchen provides Wingate commuters a meal-prep space of their own”
True frosh goalie Freeman doesn’t take long to make an impression on Wingate soccer
Kevin De La Garza Triangle Contributor The Wingate’s men’s soccer team battled to a hard-fought 1-1 draw on the road against Lenoir-Rhyne in the South Atlantic Conference on Sept. 20, but the final score told very little of the story. The Bulldogs found themselves in a tough spot after defender Hipo Delhaes picked up aContinueContinue reading “True frosh goalie Freeman doesn’t take long to make an impression on Wingate soccer”
Parking Changes aim to ease congestion, but students still plan around the search for a spot
By Lisa Caceres Staff Writer Whether you are a commuter racing time or a residential student trying to park near your dorm, campus parking is a frequent topic across campus. Campus layout looks quite different this academic year following changes designed to lower parking congestion. Even with these adjustments intended to facilitate parking, finding aContinueContinue reading “Parking Changes aim to ease congestion, but students still plan around the search for a spot”
Wingate women’s golf begins a new chapter after historic season
By Arantxa Taberneiro Social Media Coordinator & Sports Writer Wingate women’s golf is preparing to open its season Sept. 14-15 at The City with Spirit Classic at Cleveland Country Club in Cleveland, Tennessee. The team begins the season with a new coach and a five-athlete roster, four of whom are freshmen. During the 2025-26 season,ContinueContinue reading “Wingate women’s golf begins a new chapter after historic season”
Black Student Union Returns to Wingate After More Than a Year of Inactivity
By Nevaeh Destynee Burkes Staff Writer Black Student Union Executive Board After more than a year of inactivity, Wingate University’s Black Student Union (BSU) has returned to campus, led by sophomore Aidan Hinton and an executive board determined to rebuild the organization. For Hinton, the idea to bring BSU back began with a simple observation.ContinueContinue reading “Black Student Union Returns to Wingate After More Than a Year of Inactivity”
Students disappointed by weekend music changes at Wingate Social House
By ATHENA GARCIA Triangle Contributor The abrupt change in music options at the Wingate Social House has left many Wingate students wanting for more. Over recent Saturdays, students at Wingate University have shown up to the Wingate Social House expecting the typical music-filled atmosphere, only to be met with silence. While the 204 N. MainContinueContinue reading “Students disappointed by weekend music changes at Wingate Social House”
Daniels finding balance between the physical and mental during freshman track season
By JAVON MOSS Triangle Contributor Photo courtesy of Wingate Track & Field Camps At Wingate University, student‑athletes juggle far more than practices, competitions and early‑morning workouts. Behind the scenes, many navigate the invisible pressures of performance, academics and personal expectations. For Meco Daniels, a freshman sprinter and jumper for Wingate’s track and field team, maintainingContinueContinue reading “Daniels finding balance between the physical and mental during freshman track season”
Chemistry and Biology departments saying goodbye to two retiring professors who made unforgettable impact at Wingate
By ABIGAIL SMITH Triangle Contributor Wingate prepares to lose two science professors to retirement in May. Drs. James Hall and Ed Mills, two renowned science professors who have more than 80 years of teaching at Wingate between them, will be retiring at the end of this semester, having left an indelible impact on the university’sContinueContinue reading “Chemistry and Biology departments saying goodbye to two retiring professors who made unforgettable impact at Wingate”
