By Isaiah Grady Protesters standing outside the museum of history with a sign condemning Elon Musk. Photo by Isaiah Grady On Saturday, April 5, over 1,000 protests across all 50 states flared up between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Thousands…
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By Isabelle Tilley If you’ve ever eaten at the campus dining hall, you’ve likely been greeted by Gereldetta Williams—AKA Ms.G —a familiar, joyful face who knows more student names than most professors. For the past four years, she has been…
By Caitlin Corll Professor Ana Teresa Galizes, who’s been a part of the William Peace University community since she was an undergraduate herself, has built a successful photography business, had her work displayed in galleries and publications, and now teaches…
By: Mikayla Davis It’s the beginning of spring, and you and a group of friends are confidently wearing outfits you spent weeks meticulously selecting — submerged in a sea of artwork, music, and culture, surrounded by individuals who appreciate the…
By Isabelle Tilley A long line of history was revealed on March 27 during “The Place of Peace: The Courageous History of the Education of Women,” a Women’s History Month event hosted in the Main Parlor of William Peace University. …
By Luke Cunningham Ding! Millions of GTA fans flocked to their phones after seeing the notification for the highly anticipated GTA 6 trailer 1. Those same fans are still waiting for more. CEO Strauss Zelnick of Take-Two, the company that…
By Caitlin Corll The rising prevalence of artificial intelligence, AI, is changing how college students do their homework, sparking discussions at William Peace University. Campus Technology, a leading publication on the changing tech landscape in higher education, reports that 86%…
By Hernan Ruedas The WPU Rocket League and Overwatch teams have fought hard through the regular season and are now gearing up for a playoff run. Both teams are now in do or die mode as they look for the…
By William Woodson The softball field on the William Peace University campus will change, but it will still support students, faculty and staff as a safe, reliable place for additional on-campus parking, according to WPU President Lynn Morton. But some…
By Aidan McNeely In 2024, William Peace University students Josh Eatmon, Nathan Cochran, and Smith Jolly launched a Raleigh run club called Stride2Strive, to create a fitness-focused community where runners of all levels connect, grow, and support one another. It…