Faculty member questions new policy for purchasing decals Dear Chief Norris: Following your e-mail message, I meant to renew/purchase my gated-parking decal on the first day that was possible-namely, today. There were quite a number of people in line before the first of the two K.R. Williams meetings and I […]
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Campus Crime Blotter Aug. 1 – Sept. 3
The Campus Crime Blotter is a concise summary of the up-to-date incidents that affect the Winston-Salem State population. Certain incidents may lead to News Argus articles that discuss them at great length. Saturday, Aug. 1At 1:30 a.m officers made traffic stop on Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive. Upon stopping the […]
Faculty, students ‘park’ in lines for new decals
Average wait in long lines was about three hours. Faculty, students, staff This year campus police made all parking assignments on campus first come first serve. Because of the new policy, many faculty and staff came to campus early to buy parking decals Aug. 17. Some of them stood in […]
Admission standards rise, freshmen enrollment declines
The class of 2013 is about 500 fewer than last year. According to fall 2009 payment records, approximately 789 freshmen were enrolled as of Sept. 1. These records report that 1,353 freshmen were enrolled in September 2008. According to a Winston-Salem Journal article published Aug. 21, the smaller incoming class […]
Campus crime blotter still unavailable for Argus review
Despite numerous attempts to obtain the Winston-Salem State campus police blotter by The News Argus, it is still unavailable. The blotter has not been accessible for public viewing for about 164 days. The campus police blotter has not been updated since November 2008. The Argus contacted Lt. Patrick Ansel of […]
2009 is coming to an end
As the semester winds down, students are cramming for final exams, and seniors are anticipating graduation. Spring commencement is May 9 at 9:45 a.m. in the Lawrence Joel Veterans Coliseum. The speaker is Hill Harper.
WSSU student wins Democratic nomination
Derwin Montgomery won the Democratic nomination for the East Ward seat of the Winston-Salem City Council, Sept. 15. Montgomery is a senior political science major from Hopkins, S.C. According to the Winston-Salem Journal, Montgomery defeated his opponents by garnering 530 votes. The incumbent, Jocelyn Johnson had 228; Harold Lee Hairston, […]
DriveTime with the WSSU shuttle drivers
Shelley Miley Hometown: Darlington, S.C. Previous jobs:Miley has been a mechanic all his life and was in the Army for six years. He works full-time for the Winston-Salem Transit Authority. Hobbies and activities: He likes riding motorcycles and driving old cars. Miley owns a Harley-Davidson. He enjoys restoring old cars, […]
SGA confirms blotter availability
Good afternoon: SGA paid a visit to Campus Police today in reference to the campus crime blotter story in the News Argus today and we did receive access to the fully updated blotter. We are thankful to the Argus for shedding light on this issue and hope that you all […]
WSSU hosts open house for people interested in middle and upper management positions in the healthcare industry
Winston-Salem State’s School of Business and Economics hosted an open house for people seeking a master’s degree in Health Care Administration April 16. The event held in the Reynolds Center was hosted by Dr. Suresh Gopalan, the assistant dean for graduate studies in business economics and Janet Stewart, the program […]