By: Bianca Pender

 Rams Helping Others Prosper Everyday, an organization formed to focus on relief efforts and the community hosted the H.O.P.E. Floats event for awareness of relief efforts for Haiti on Feb. 16. Chelii Broussard, the adviser for Campus Life Marketing ...

By: Marcus Cunningham

 The Campus Crime Blotter is a concise summary of the up-to-date incidents that affect the Winston-Salem State campus and community. Certain incidents may lead to News Argus articles that discuss them at great length....

By: Jarrett Dawkins

 The future is shining brightly for the 72 students inducted into the Honors Program at Winston-Salem State Feb. 16.  A small induction ceremony was in Diggs Gallery to recognize students selected to become a part of the Honors Program.  Th...

By: Marcus Cunningham

 After two months of meetings and planning, a decision has been made for the replacement for the fall 2009 commencement ceremonies. May 8 will be the make-up date for those supposed to participate in fall commencement Dec. 18. This date [May 8] is al...

By: Jordan Howse

Winston-Salem State has several student organizations coming to Haiti’s aid following the 7.0  magnitude earthquake  which devastated  the country Jan. 12.    But at least one WSSU student is making a difference persona...

By: Tiffany Gibson

Winston-Salem State and Forsyth Technical Community College have started a partnership that will help local high school students who want to earn a bachelor’s degree but are not quite prepared for the academic challenges of a four-year university. C...

By: Marcus Cunningham

The Campus Crime Blotter is a concise summary of the up-to-date incidents that affect the Winston-Salem State campus and community. Certain incidents may lead to News Argus articles that discuss them at great length....

By: Jordan Howse

  Pegram Hall is scheduled to reopen fall 2010. Pegram had been closed fall 2009  because the Office of Housing and Residence Life had not received enough housing applications. Enrollment determines whether dormitories at Winston-Salem State rem...

By: LaTasha Miles

In celebration of the grand opening of the International Civil Rights Center & Museum, 11 Winston-Salem State students, all mass communications majors, attended the Town Hall Forum Jan. 28 at the NC A&T State Alumni Event Center.   The free ...

By: Marcus Cunningham

The signs, videos,  and  voices of the 2008-2009 RAM-TV shows are still being broadcast  in 2010.  Throughout any given day, RAM-TV audiences may view, and sometimes hear, an interview by former students, a faculty meeting, or a &ldqu...

By: Jamie Hunter

Borrow: To take or obtain, with the promise to return. The C.G. O’Kelly library staff at the media desk wants everyone to remember this definition when they utilize the DVD checkout service.  DVD checkout services began at the library duri...

By: Marcus Cunningham

The events surrounding the day of the 2009 fall commencement are probably a time many Winston-Salem State graduating students and their parents will remember.  But not for a good reason. Dec. 18 [the scheduled for commencement] a winter weather advis...

By: Tiffany Gibson

Unlike 2009, continuing Winston- Salem State students will not have to worry about having a place to stay when they return to campus. For the 2010-2011 academic year, all students will be guaranteed housing.  The online lottery process, introduced by...

By: Argus Staff

As we (The News Argus staff) look forward to the 2010 spring semester, we also reflect on the old and rediscovered photos of some of the most memorable WSSU events during fall 2009. A VERY short list of the semester’s highlights not pictured on thes...

By: Brittani Parker

Less than 50 percent of students attending colleges and universities in the UNC-system graduate “on time” in four years. In fact, the average four-year graduation rate for the UNC-system is 35 percent. More information about the UNC System can...

By: Tiffany Gibson

The new provost, Dr. Brenda Allen, has been getting acquainted with Winston-Salem State for about 150 days and counting.  But during her brief tenure, she has had “a productive six months.” Allen has more than 20 years experience in highe...

By: Corderius Cowans

The mission of Winston-Salem State’s yearbook is to provide memories of campus life at WSSU for students, faculty, staff, and alumni via words and pictures.   The yearbook’s presence was almost a memory to Student Activities.   There...

By: Marcus Cunningham

 Dec. 18, at 4 p.m. Winston-Salem State will say goodbye to its 525 graduating seniors. Andrea Thompson, senior class adviser, said graduation rates increase by approximately 20 percent during the spring. “Spring graduations are generally a few...

By: Corderius Cowans

A ‘voice without sound’ may best describe Winston-Salem State’s student radio station, SU Radio, formerly WRAM.   Oct. 22, Elvin Jenkins, general manager of WSNC 90.5 FM Radio Station and adviser of SU Radio, took SU Radio off air &...

By: Marcus Cunningham

In its quest for students of a higher caliber, Winston-Salem State has raised GPA requirements as well as SAT scores. Fall 2008 WSSU required high school students to have a 2.87 GPA as well as an 889 SAT score.  The following year, eligible students ...