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‘Food Truck Fridays’ bring diverse menu options
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Community service project teaches students 'green thumb' techniques
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C.G. O’Kelly Library open around the clock
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House bill would fund innovation at HBCUs
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‘Food Truck Fridays’ bring diverse menu options
Winston-Salem State introduced “Food Truck Fridays” as part of an objective to create a more diverse,...
Community service project teaches students 'green thumb' techniques
Winston-Salem State’s students were giving a hand and learning how to garden for themselves as they participated in the...
C.G. O’Kelly Library open around the clock
C.G. O’Kelly library will be open 24 hours from April 24 through May 5.
Wanda Brown, the new director of...
House bill would fund innovation at HBCUs
Washington, DC – A recent bill introduced by U.S. Rep. Alma S. Adams, will provide federal investments to Historically Black...
Senior needs funds for kidney, pancreas transplants
A senior therapeutic recreation major at Winston-Salem State, has remained serene after being diagnosed with Stage 4 kidney...
Students dine on Styrofoam until Kennedy’s dishwasher repaired
Styrofoam dishes, cups and plastic utensils in
Kennedy Hall trash containers.
Photo Credit: Nikki Baldwin
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Alum, ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith gives back to WSSU
Stephen A. Smith pledged a gift of $250,000 to Winston-Salem State during the fundraiser -- “Bond. Score. Win!” on Jan....
Alum Stephen A. Smith gives back: $250,000
Stephen A. Smith’s $250,000 gift to Winston-Salem State left University officials in awe at his generosity.
The “Bond....
New app aims to bridge gap among WSSU community, police
Many throughout the Winston-Salem State community might have questioned their safety at some point – particularly within the last...
Student awarded $5,000 scholarship
Robert Johnson was ecstatic when told he would be the first recipient of the Sam Belnavis Scholarship. He had always been fascinated by...
Limited Homecoming packages force students to pay more for events
Less than half of the students at Winston-Salem State were able to buy ticket packages for Homecoming.
Four hundred packages were...
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