News Article The Bechtler Ensemble Presents Distinguished Artist Concert on Jan. 30 String Quartet Presents Program Featuring Female Composers BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Gardner-Webb University Department of Music presents The Bechtler Ensemble as part of the Distinguished Artist Series on Tuesday, Jan. 30, at 7 p.m. in Hamrick Hall’s Blanton Auditorium. The ensemble is a string quartet featuring Tanja Bechtler, Joe Meyer (GWU faculty), Tatiana Karpova and Vasily […] Office of University Communications | January 23, 2024
News Article Gardner-Webb’s Godbold College of Business Hosts Pitch Competitions for College and High School Students Top Prize for College Students is $2,000; Five High School Winners Receive $1,000 Each BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—The Godbold College of Business is hosting a day of business pitch competitions on April 24. Activities begin at 9 a.m. in Hamrick Hall’s Blanton Auditorium on the Gardner-Webb University campus. The event includes the second annual Dawg House […] Office of University Communications | March 26, 2024
Program Master of Physician Assistant Studies Graduate with the education to treat patients and enable them to meet the life-long challenges inherent in the practice of medicine. Gardner-Webb University, a private, Christian university, provides outstanding undergraduate and graduate education that is strongly grounded in the liberal arts while offering opportunities to prepare for various professions. Fostering meaningful intellectual thought, critical analysis, […]
Program Bachelor of Science in Human Services, Degree Completion Program Gain a practical understanding of the challenges and capabilities of potential clients, empowering you to advocate for people and their needs and giving you opportunities to enter and advance in a variety of social service career paths. Human Services, by nature, is an engaging profession. The classes online are still challenging and push students to […]
Program Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies Program Ready to take the next step? Apply Now Request Info Visit Enhance your ability to minister in local churches and agencies. The Christian Studies major prepares students for ministry careers through the study of the Christian scriptures, engagement with Christian traditions, the sharpening of students’ minds, and experiences in Christian ministry. In small-class settings with […]
Article To Serve … Is to Live Keanna Caldwell ’16 Embraces a Community of Giving Kanna Caldwell, a 2016 alumna of Gardner-Webb University, was raised by a single mother who taught her the value of serving others and the importance of community. “I don’t know where I would have been if not for the people who supported me all my life,” shared […]
Article The Flood of Hope While at GWU, Jack Eason ’91 Launched His Life’s Calling. Jack Eason, a 1991 alumnus from Greenville, S.C., recently celebrated 30 years in the ministry he founded when he was a student at Gardner-Webb University. Originally called Crossover Ministries, the international organization has changed over the years and is now known as Crossover Cups Mission. […]
Article Getting to Know Bo English Bulldog Puppy is Full-Time Ambassador for Runnin’ Bulldogs A new face on the Gardner-Webb campus draws a crowd wherever he waddles. Live mascot, Bo, an English bulldog, was officially introduced to the campus community at the Fall Academic Convocation on Aug. 24, 2021. His predecessor, Roebuck, a 7-year-old English bulldog, retired and has been […]
Article ‘A Remarkable Life’ 100-year-old Alumna Offers Wit, Wisdom, and Humor Worldwide When one first meets Miss Gladys, laughter is not far behind. Armed with a dry sense of humor, she finds a way to catch everyone off guard and break the ice. Miss Gladys has a brilliant mind; she’s fueled with energy, and she can carry on a […]
Bulldog Profile Collin Helms ’15 Gardner-Webb Alumnus Wants to help students achieve academic and personal success “The excellent liberal arts education I received has helped me transition into the working world. I feel comfortable managing multiple projects at once, and I feel as though I can provide a unique perspective and opinions about the future of higher education thanks to […] Office of University Communications | August 1, 2020
