By Mary Kuberry It’s not 2018 yet but a new year has started for schools and universities across the nation. When Peace began classes on Aug. 23, students were looking forward to what the fall semester would bring and had…
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By Mary Kuberry Classes may have just started Wednesday, but Pacers have been on campus since Move-In Day, Aug. 18, participating in traditions, going to fun activities and events, and for the newest Pacers – taking their first college classes….
By Nicole Thompson and Mary Kuberry This semester will be the first time that students can start choosing to major in history at William Peace University — a development that is near and dear to the heart of history professor…
By Mary Kuberry William Peace University held a Lunch & Learn in Main Parlor on Monday, February 13 as a part of the Diversity and Inclusion Week Respecting Race and Ethnicity Week. The lecture featured presenters Sabrina Goode and Cheryl…
By Mary Kuberry Students will have a chance to make their voices heard at the upcoming Town Hall meeting in Kenan Hall at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31. All students are encouraged to attend to have their questions answered and…
By Mary Kuberry Every student who walks into Peace Perks in the morning is inevitably greeted by one of the sweetest women working at William Peace University. Eugeina Collins, fondly known as “Gina”, is originally from Brooklyn, New York. She…
By Mary Kuberry The 2016 presidential election was full of controversy over the two leading candidates from the Democrat and Republican parties. Many voters were wary of voting for either candidate and yet the third-party candidates still could not seem…
By Mary Kuberry and Bryanna Altman The people of Charlotte had finally had enough when the rioting and violence made its way to their city. The start of the protest came about when Keith Lamont Scott, 43, was questioned on Sept….
By Mary Kuberry Right down the road from campus, students have a chance to eat in a piece of Raleigh history before it is relocated in early 2017. Finch’s, located on West Peace Street, has been a breakfast and lunch…
By Mary Kuberry Pathways to Peace, a new five-day program that took place just before classes started, engaged students in classroom activities, assessments, and community activities on and off campus through their PDS 100 class. As the first class in…