Staff Writer: Madelyn Cherry What was the most exciting thing you did on spring break? Katherine Fronczak, Sophomore, Biology “Over spring break I went to the Houston (TX) Livestock and Rodeo Show. I watched Kane Brown perform as well as seeing rodeo events like bull riding, barrel racing, and cattle roping.” Noah Taylor, Sophomore, BusinessContinueContinue reading “March’s Wingate Person on the Street”
Category Archives: Life @ WU
Spring Break Brings Excitement to Wingate University
Staff Writer: Bella Pellet One of the best times of the year for college students is Spring break – a week-long break that comes right after midterms. This creates a chance for students to go and break free of the college routine, the school work, and to let loose all of the work from theContinueContinue reading “Spring Break Brings Excitement to Wingate University”
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”
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!”
I Live With Roaches on Purpose
Staff Writer: Emily Werner Listen, I know what the title of this article tells you about me: I am out of my mind. And maybe you’re right, but I live with roaches on purpose, and they’ve only enriched my life. Maybe this will soothe your soul. The roaches are kept in a plastic tub withContinueContinue reading “I Live With Roaches on Purpose”
A Letter from the Co-Editor
Staff Writer: David McCallister Happy Spring Semester Bulldogs! I hope everyone had a great break and enjoyed some well-deserved rest after fall finals. As the new semester begins to start, I wanted to take some time to talk about my role with The Triangle. Ashley Garcia, the main editor for the paper, has started workingContinueContinue reading “A Letter from the Co-Editor”
RSO on Standby Due to Rising Omicron Numbers
Staff Writer: Alexandria Sessions The once quiet campus becomes noisy with the buzz of students coming back to Wingate for the spring semester. However, their plans are cut short temporarily due to the increasing numbers of positive COVID cases in North Carolina. “While it’s not ideal, it’s more important for students to still have thatContinueContinue reading “RSO on Standby Due to Rising Omicron Numbers”
A Message from the Editor
Staff Writer: Ashley Garcia Hey Bulldogs, Well, the time has finally come. Today is the first issue of Spring 2022, but with that being said, today is also my last day as editor-in-chief of The Wingate Triangle. I have enjoyed my time as editor these past few years. When I was asked to be theContinueContinue reading “A Message from the Editor”
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”
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””
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