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”

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””

Wingate Student’s Favorite Thanksgiving Meals

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”

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”

Halloween, but make it fun for all ages

Staff Writer: Juliana Fiorilli Make this year’s Halloween better than the last in Charlotte, NC! There are plenty of activities and events going on to suit family and friends. Charlotte offers a number of events for plenty of different crowds.  For the 21 and over scene, there are numerous bars that you can celebrate andContinueContinue reading “Halloween, but make it fun for all ages”

Flu Shots at Wingate

Staff Writer: Julia Berardelli At Wingate’s Health Center, flu shots are available 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Making an appointment is recommended to reduce wait time, but drop-ins are allowed. To schedule an appointment for the flu shot, call the Health Center at 704-233-8102. While most insurance will cover 100% of theContinueContinue reading “Flu Shots at Wingate”

What students do while spending Fall Break on campus

Staff Writer: Madison Mataxas During the first half of October, Wingate University rewards its students for the hard work they have been putting in during the semester with an extended weekend. This Fall Break allows students to catch up on ​​their assignments plus some much-needed sleep.  Fall Break this year landed on October 11 andContinueContinue reading “What students do while spending Fall Break on campus”

Homecoming Preview

Staff Writers: Trevor Bryan and Garrett Elder After a year off from in person celebrations due to Covid, Wingate University will celebrate Homecoming this weekend.  For many years, Bulldog students have come together to participate in several exciting events and festivities unique to Wingate. Students all over campus enjoy the atmosphere when homecoming rolls around. ContinueContinue reading “Homecoming Preview”