Shane Rich, Staff Writer For the first time in her time at Wingate as a golfer, Diana McDonald has been awarded the SAC Player of the Year Award for Women’s Golf. McDonald, along with the rest of the women’s golf team, has had much success throughout the course of the year, as they just finishedContinue reading "McDonald wins SAC Player of the Year Award, cherishes season"
Football to host seven home games this fall
Crystal Fuller, Staff Writer Wingate University Athletics Director Steve Poston and Head Football Coach Joe Reich announced the 2018 Wingate Football schedule in March. For the first time since 2002, Wingate University’s football team will have the upperhand of playing seven home games. Coach Reich explained how the Bulldogs got lucky, “When we look forContinue reading "Football to host seven home games this fall"
Wingate Men’s Golf finish season 3rd in SAC Tournament; Women win conference, moving on to NCAA’s
Kyle Brodt, Staff Writer Both Wingate Golf teams had strong showings this year at the SAC Tournament with the women taking the title and the men finishing third in the competition. The women’s championships, hosted by Newberry at Member’s Club at Woodcreek, was a runaway with the Bulldogs winning by a whopping 26 strokes. TheyContinue reading "Wingate Men’s Golf finish season 3rd in SAC Tournament; Women win conference, moving on to NCAA’s"
Surging Bulldogs host men’s lacrosse SAC semifinal vs. LMU this afternoon
Ryan Mackintosh, Staff Writer The Wingate Bulldogs men’s lacrosse team is hoping to take advantage of some home field advantage throughout the South Atlantic Conference tournament here at Graham Gill Field this weekend. The Bulldogs, 9-5 overall and 7-1 in the SAC, are hosting the Final Four of the Tournament this weekend. Wingate had aContinue reading "Surging Bulldogs host men’s lacrosse SAC semifinal vs. LMU this afternoon"
Leo club looks towards the future as the club continues to grow
Shane Rich, Staff Writer Since the fall of 2016, the Leo club has been continuing its growth at Wingate and looks towards the upcoming changes and growth opportunities that are coming into the near future.The Leo club is an organization that looks to educate the student body about the visually impaired. It is also aContinue reading "Leo club looks towards the future as the club continues to grow"
Opinion: “#WalkUpNotOut” hashtag points fingers at the wrong people
Sarah Thurman, Staff Writer Instead of walking out of class, walk up to a student who is isolated and be nice to them. While this seems like a good idea at first, when it is looked deeper into it, this is victim blaming. The entire point of the walk out was for students to takeContinue reading "Opinion: “#WalkUpNotOut” hashtag points fingers at the wrong people"
Kirkland brings international experience to Wingate men’s hoops
Emarius Logan, Staff Writer There’s a big difference between love and hate when it comes to being an athlete. The path every athlete takes isn’t the same and the reasoning for the things they do aren’t always the same either. I talked with Wingate assistant basketball coach Marcus Kirkland to get to know more aboutContinue reading "Kirkland brings international experience to Wingate men’s hoops"
‘No Matter The Letter, Greeks Do it Better!’: Greek Week Wraps Up
Tanya Crump, Staff Writer This past week, all of the Greek organizations at Wingate University gathered together to celebrate Greek week. Greek week is an annual event on campus where the organizations get together and compete in events to win a trophy and a winning title. The first events began Tuesday around 5pm. Organizations presentedContinue reading "‘No Matter The Letter, Greeks Do it Better!’: Greek Week Wraps Up"
Wingate Seniors talk about life after graduation
Mariah Anderson, Staff Writer As the spring semester comes to a close, Wingate seniors are looking forward to graduation and life outside of campus. Some will go on to graduate school, while others have found internships and jobs, and still others will make these decisions after graduating once coursework is behind them. We interviewed threeContinue reading "Wingate Seniors talk about life after graduation"
The W’International fun has begun
Caitlin Bailey, Staff Writer The W’International trips have finally been revealed. Rising juniors wait in anticipation every year to learn what exciting places they can go. This year was no different. The reveal, held on March 28, started with Leslie Reynolds and Jennifer Armentrout from the International Studies Office, going over the new changes toContinue reading "The W’International fun has begun"
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