• News Article

    Gardner-Webb Church-Related Scholarship Helps Meredith Bridges Pursue Educational Goals

    Church-Matching and Minister’s Dependent Grants Embody Commitment to Christian Churches, Organizations BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Meredith Jane Bridges, of Kings Mountain, N.C., worked diligently during her high school years to graduate with her diploma and associate’s degree at the same time. The daughter of a Baptist minister, Bridges’ hard work reduced the cost of her college tuition. […]

    Meredith Bridges shows off her GWU swag
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    May 2021 Divinity School Graduate is First Military Chaplain to Have Certified Therapy Assistance Dog

    Maj. Christina P. Pittman Discovers How Four-legged Friends Open Lines of Communication As the guardsmen’s rough, scratched hands reached to pet and play with a couple of puppies, tension left the room and the group relaxed. The scene marked the first time U.S. Air Force Maj. Christina Pryor Pittman, 169th Fighter Wing chaplain, utilized animal […]

    A collage showing Christina P. Pittman on graduation day with Avalon, her therapy assistance dog
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    Exhibit by GWU Art Professor Featured on July 8-Aug. 12 at Cleveland County Arts Council

    Doug Knotts’ Sculptures Inspired by African American Experiences BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—A collection of 26 sculptures by Doug Knotts, professor and chair of the Gardner-Webb University Department of Visual Arts, views racial tensions across the country through the lens of historical elements from African culture. The terra cotta pieces, called “Unarmed African American Portrait Heads,” will […]

    A collage featuring photos of Knotts' sculptures
  • 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 […]

  • Person

    Tim Hudson

    Tim Hudson is a Yamaha Performing Artist, Summit Recording Artist, Associate Professor of Trumpet at Gardner-Webb University, a founding member of Carolina Brass and in 2015 joined The Rodney Marsalis Philadelphia Big Brass. He is a graduate of Indiana University, New England Conservatory of Music, and UNC Greensboro. As a performer, Mr. Hudson has been […]

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    Gardner-Webb Recognizes Students for Service and Volunteerism

    Winners Honored for Leadership in Classroom and Community BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Gardner-Webb University recently held a ceremony to recognize Student Leadership, Service, and Volunteerism. Winners of these awards exemplify the University’s core values of faith, service and leadership in their classrooms and communities. In recognition of the award presentation, each student may choose one book for […]

    Ben Schade, a senior communication studies major from Apex, N.C., was recognized as an Outstanding Member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.
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    Gardner-Webb College of Education Remembers Friend and Colleague

    Dr. Cindy McKinney, Retired Professor, Passed Away on April 26, 2021 BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.—Described by her colleagues as an integral part of the College of Education, Dr. Cindy McKinney is being remembered for her Christian spirit and the contributions she made during her 25 years at Gardner-Webb University. McKinney, a native of Rutherford County, N.C., […]

    Cindy McKinney in class with a student
  • News Article

    Former Gardner-Webb Football Players Seek to Promote Unity

    GREY Foundation Supports Equality through Education and Professional Development Team spirit is built inside the locker room, where everyone is equal and valued. A bond is created that lasts a lifetime. Matt Skeen, a 2007 alumnus of Gardner-Webb University, values those relationships and keeps in touch with his teammates around the Charlotte, N.C., area and […]

    Matt Skeen, left, presents Chromebook covers to Jamila Brown, assistant principal of Mint Hill Middle School in Matthews, N.C., with Chris James, left, a principal intern at the school and board member of the Grey Foundation.
  • News Article

    Gardner-Webb Alumnus Uses Writing and Entrepreneurial Skills to Start Business

    Harrison Martin, ’12 and ’16, is Film Critic and Author To our readers: In celebration of Black History Month during February, Gardner-Webb University will introduce you to alumni who are making a difference in the world around them. Through their jobs and creative passions, these alumni are inspiring others to achieve their dreams. Since earning […]

    A photo of Harrison Martin, left, with his daughter and his wife, posing in front of some trees
  • Post

    January 2021: Gardner-Webb University Celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

    President Ronald Reagan signed the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day federal holiday into law in 1983, with its first observation occurring in 1986.  Now celebrated on the third Monday of January each year, MLK Day encourages all Americans to pause and reflect on a man who gave his life in the promotion of […]

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