On Jan. 2, 2019, Ginger Hamric turned in her resignation to step down as Catawba’s volleyball head coach. “I cried for two days straight,” says Hamric. “But I knew it’s what I had to do.” Hamric had a stellar career at Catawba leading her team to 536 wins during her tenure, including two South Atlantic […]
READ MOREA new semester brings a fresh start and different opportunities for college students. It also brings new classes, some of which have never been offered before. Ceramics, a topics course in the Studio Art program, is the first of its kind to be offered to Catawba College students. With a maximum capacity of 12 students, […]
READ MOREEvery year, Catawba College’s Theatre Arts program gains new, talented students and delivers extraordinary productions. Unfortunately, as the new students arrive, older students see their way out the door into new opportunities. One of these students is senior, BFA Musical Theatre major and Dance minor, Darren Vance. Throughout his four years at Catawba, Vance has […]
READ MOREBy Daquan Lilly Catawba College men’s basketball is currently sitting tied at third place in the Southern Atlantic Conference. This seeding is the highest Catawba has ranked, at this point of the season for the past several years. Catawba is looking to continue this momentum going forward in hopes of gaining a conference championship and […]
READ MOREBroadening Minds and Horizons: Honors Meets Artificial Intelligence
Vanna Christian December 10, 2018 0 COMMENTSDuring the Fall 2018 semester, Dr. Josh Smicker’s course “Automatic for the People?” implemented elements of both the academic and the practical to craft a unique experience for Catawba College Honors students. This class, offered through the Honors Program, represents the ideal collegiate experience by allowing students to learn not only about certain concepts but […]
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