Women’s Lacrosse Spring Break Trip

Staff Writer: Bella Pellet and Camryn Gallagher By the time the second week of March rolls around, students at Wingate are ready for a break. Spring Break. An opportunity for students to kick back and relax and catch up on some sleep. Although, the bulldogs who play a sport and are in season at WingateContinueContinue reading “Women’s Lacrosse Spring Break Trip”

The Wingate Incubator of Excellence

Staff Writer: Madelyn Cherry Chances are, if you are reading this, you attend Wingate University. Congratulations! You made it to the incubator of excellence. The hard work is done and now everything you do from now on will scream excellence. You no longer have to work for a thing, and life will be handed toContinueContinue reading “The Wingate Incubator of Excellence”

Kristen Bartlett – The Wingate University Graduate Turned Award-Winning Comedy Writer

Staff Writer: Emily Werner When someone says they went to Wingate, more often than not they’re pharmacists or nurses. Science majors are what Wingate is best known for, so the idea that an Emmy nominated head writer of a late-night talk show came from little ol’ Wingate sounds like a fairytale. But it’s not, it’sContinueContinue reading “Kristen Bartlett – The Wingate University Graduate Turned Award-Winning Comedy Writer”

Three Horses I’d Consider Trading My Car For If Gas Prices Keep Rising

Staff Writer: Emily Werner Gas prices keep rising in the United States and are currently above $4.00 in the Charlotte area. The minimum wage in North Carolina is a measly $7.25, making it incredibly hard for minimum wage workers to afford gas. Most college students who work fall into this boat. I sure do. IfContinueContinue reading “Three Horses I’d Consider Trading My Car For If Gas Prices Keep Rising”

Megan Biase Reflects on Overcoming Obstacles and Achieving Success

Staff Writer: Ben Robertson WINGATE, N.C. – Imagine you are a senior in high school and have known where you are heading to college for the past two years, but suddenly, that is ripped away. That is the situation junior Wingate lacrosse goalie Megan Biase found herself in during 2018.  She committed to play atContinueContinue reading “Megan Biase Reflects on Overcoming Obstacles and Achieving Success”

“I Wish We Would Get Paid More Often”.

Staff Writer: Alexandria Sessions Eight dollars an hour and only 15 hours on a check is a budget students are not happy with due to their expenses. While other on-campus jobs pay their student workers up to 10 dollars an hour, many are capped at only $8. The payment process is done through ADP orContinueContinue reading ““I Wish We Would Get Paid More Often”.”

The Triangle Is Looking for Writers!

Bulldogs! Do you love to write or know someone that enjoys covering local news? We are looking for permanent writers for the Triangle! You can write anything from sports news to the big headlines around Wingate University. Sharpen your writing skills and join the team! If you are interested, please contact David McCallister and MelindaContinueContinue reading “The Triangle Is Looking for Writers!”

Wingate University Welcomes New ResLife Area Coordinator

Staff Writer: Madison Mataxas When up-and-coming graduates think about their future career options, higher education and working with university residence life organizations are often overlooked. That was the case for Ali McGrath, the newest ResLife Area Coordinator at Wingate University. After graduating in 2015 with a degree in Psychology from Framingham State University in Framingham,ContinueContinue reading “Wingate University Welcomes New ResLife Area Coordinator”