The Lady Rams basketball team started 2012 CIAA conference play dominating with winning their first seven games. Their wins in conference play included an impressive victory on the road against Eli...

In front of an extremely rambunctious C.E. Gaines Center audience the Winston-Salem State Rams (15-2, 7-0 CIAA) took the charge out the Washington ...

The reigning CIAA Champion Winston-Salem State baseball team may have added new players, but the team's goals remain the same: another conference title and a College World Series run. The 2011 R...

When Mark Holley, a senior from Detroit, graduated from Winston-Salem State in December 2011, he was $24,000 in debt. Holley, an interdisciplinary studies graduate, says that he plans to pay his loans off in 10 years. Like Holley, nationally, two o...

In the continuing effort to improve and enhance service to Winston-Salem State students, the Office of Financial Aid has implemented new procedures and has been working on ways to improve communication. Robert Muhammad, director of financial aid, sai...

The final semester of your collegiate career is finally here. You have all the classes needed to graduate, preparations for graduation are underway and you are also thinking about future endeavors. Do you still find yourself asking 'What did I lear...

Many journalists rely on the freedom of the press portion of the First Amendment as a support to publication, but lately it seems that those in authority use it conditionally. Take East Carolina University for example. The publication of a series o...

The last loss of the 2011 college football season was not by the Louisiana State University Tigers, but it was in the coaching ranks. Former Penn State Head Football Coach Joe Paterno died Jan. 22...

After much anticipation and scrutiny, especially among African-Americans, the new movie, Red Tails, was released Jan. 20. It surpassed the projected ticket sales, raking in $19 million in its opening weekend. 'Red Tails' provides an account of the ...

The Campus Incident Report is a concise summary of the up-to-date incidents that affect the Winston-Salem State campus and community. Certain incidents may lead to News Argus articles. ...

As Winston-Salem State students returned to campus from the holiday break, they were surprised to see their financial aid was not posted on their Banner Rams account. They were informed that they have not made Satisfactory Academic Progress. ...

More than 68 children and 98 volunteers participated in the third annual 'Martin Luther King Jr. Read-In' event at Wake Forest University, Jan. 21. The Read-In promotes Dr. King's messages of service...

Forsyth County's Department of Environmental Health finally inspected Winston-Salem State's two main dining areas. In two separate visits this past month, WSSU's Kennedy Dining Hall and Ram Food ...

Winston-Salem State will add another and lsquo;first' to the list of accomplishments as we become the first Historically Black College and University to host the North Carolina Collegiate Media Association 2012 Conference, Feb. 18. More than 125 student...

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The Rams' historic football season came to an end...

After a 27-7 victory at home against the New Haven Chargers Dec. 3, the Rams (13-0) are two games away from winning the NCAA Division II Championship. ...

A crowd of about 50 students patiently waited in Whitaker Gymnasium for the tip-off of the faculty versus students basketball game. The game was sponsored by Campus Recreation. The crowd got a few laughs while simply watching the teams warm up. ...

Despite early losses, the Lady Rams (2-4) basketball team understands that they decide how much they can accomplish this season. 'I think that whatever this team decides they want to do, they will be able to do it,' said Head Coach Steven Joyner ]]> Tue, 13 Dec 2011 1.2734108 The News Argus Daniel Braswell The News Argus http://www.thenewsargus.com/international-students-discuss-their-experiences-at-wssu-1.2734105 Victoria Staples
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The Office of International Programs collaborated with the Links of Winston-Salem to host 'Tea Time with the Links,' in the Thompson Center, Nov. 17. The event featured an international student panel with a Q and 'A session and light refreshments. Studen...