Reginald Dwayne Betts, who graduated from the MFA Program for Writers in 2010, is one of 25 recipients of the MacArthur Fellowship this year.

Opening September 9 at the Elizabeth Holden Gallery, Coco Villa’s “How to Turn Poison into a Meal” is a multisensory exploration into family history and the body as archive, told through video, movement, installation, textiles and participatory installation.

Nearly 350 Warren Wilson College students, faculty and staff started the school year by volunteering at 15 community organizations on Thursday, with many projects centered around issues of food security, education, and the environment.

294 new owls are moving to campus this week. 

Dr. Paul Bartels, professor of biology at Warren Wilson College, is featured in the Asheville Citizen Times​ as a leading expert in the study of tardigrades, or "water bears."

The Fiske Guide to Colleges has named Warren Wilson College as one of the top 20 “Best Buy” colleges in the U.S. for 2022. Warren Wilson is one of only 10 private colleges to make the list.

Lawrence commented on the current unrest in Cuba, based on her experience traveling with Warren Wilson students to Cuba.

The article, co-authored by Warren Wilson College Provost Jay Roberts, is featured on Inside Higher Ed.

The grant will help position Warren Wilson College as a national leader in liberal arts craft education. 

The Pfaff Cup is awarded to students who excel in all areas of the college’s academic program: academics, work, community engagement and campus life.