Staff Writer: Madelyn Cherry The holiday season is the best time of the year. As Thanksgiving approaches, many scramble to find their grandmother’s best secret recipes. Here at Wingate, students have gathered their favorite thanksgiving meals and recipes to share. Students love a range of foods that vary in popularity among households. Seeret Brar, seniorContinueContinue reading “Wingate Student’s Favorite Thanksgiving Meals”
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Final Home Game Preview
Staff Writer: Trevor Bryan On Saturday, November 13, Mars Hill will travel to Wingate to take on the Bulldogs for the final game of the regular season. Mars Hill currently sits atop the SAC with an in conference record of 6-1, while Wingate is tied for third with a record of 4-2 in league play.ContinueContinue reading “Final Home Game Preview”
Savannah’s Scoop
Staff Writer: Savannah Phillips I was inspired this week. Today, I want to inspire you… Tuesday night, I attended the lyceum, “Inspiration, Creativity, Direct Action, Courage and Fortitude” by Julie Bee, founder, and president of BeeSmart Social Media. After listening to her message, I felt empowered. During the lecture, Bee stressed how fear is whatContinueContinue reading “Savannah’s Scoop”
Coming Back After COVID: Wingate Sophomores take on their First Year of College “Normalcy”
Staff Writer: Madison Mataxas Photo Courtesy of Wingate University To most of us, freshman year of college is filled with joining clubs and student organizations, meeting new people, adjusting to being away from home, and overall starting the journey of self-discovery and career searching. While this is what it looked like to upperclassmen during theirContinueContinue reading “Coming Back After COVID: Wingate Sophomores take on their First Year of College “Normalcy””
Finja Schierl: From Cross Country to Triathlons
Staff Writer: Madison Mataxas Photo Courtesy of Finja Schierl Cross Country, Track and Field, and Triathlon Freshman, Finja Schierl from Darmstadt, Germany, has had nothing shy of a standout first year with Wingate University athletics. Fina Schierl has been doing triathlons for a few years and got into them as a swimmer who liked toContinueContinue reading “Finja Schierl: From Cross Country to Triathlons”
Graduation Facts & Stats
Staff Writer: Faith Haren What began as Wingate School in 1896 (first through twelfth grade) became Wingate Junior College in 1923 (two-year programs) then Wingate College in 1977 (four-year programs) and finally, Wingate University in 1995. Wingate was awarded its first bachelor’s degrees in 1979. Here’s a glance at its inaugural class: “The Gate” Yearbook,ContinueContinue reading “Graduation Facts & Stats”
Wingate Men’s Cross Country November Report
Staff Writer: Luke Tucker Photo Courtesy of Brent Surratt SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Wingate Bulldogs’ men’s cross-country team accomplished something on Saturday that it had never done before: taking first place in the NCAA Southeast Regional Meet, and in the process, qualifying for the NCAA National Championships on Nov. 20. The Bulldogs are easily havingContinueContinue reading “Wingate Men’s Cross Country November Report”
Wingate’s November Person on the Street
“What’s Your Favorite Thanksgiving Tradition?” Reggie Norwood (left) Senior “My mom makes me my own pan of mac and cheese. Man, I love mac and cheese!” Chris Foster (right) Senior “My momma’s sweet potato pie, she usually makes four pans for me and two for the rest of the family. There’s a competition between myContinueContinue reading “Wingate’s November Person on the Street”
Online VS In-Person Classes: Student Perspectives
Staff Writer: Juliana Fiorilli From March of 2019 until the fall semester of 2021, classes were attended mostly online, or a hybrid of online and in-person courses. After the shock wore off and students began to get used to attending online classes, a year of college was finished for most students without ever meeting in-class.ContinueContinue reading “Online VS In-Person Classes: Student Perspectives”
Final Exam Tips
Staff Writer: Cassidy Brave As final exams are coming up, it can be very stressful for different reasons. Some things to personally identify as the semester is coming to an end are assessing your stress levels, organizing your study and workload, and lastly, still keeping time for yourself. As the semester is coming to anContinueContinue reading “Final Exam Tips”