The NOMAD
Tuckasegee Valley Historical Review
Channel 62
WCU Film Club
Western Carolinian

The NOMAD 
Student staff members work together to produce and distribute WCU’s student literary magazine The Nomad. Contact Katherine Smith at smithk@email.wcu.edu.

The Tuckasegee Valley Historical Review 
The Tuckasegee Valley Historical Review is an annually published graduate history journal. “The Tuck” publishes articles by WCU graduate students in history with a primarily local focus. Contact Katherine Smith at smithk@email.wcu.edu.

Channel 62 
Channel 62 is an organization that allows students to showcase their short films, as well as announce events on campus and highlight recent sporting events. Contact Katherine Smith at smithk@email.wcu.edu.

WCU Film Club 
Students explore their interests in all aspects of film production—acting, set design, costuming, filming, lighting, script writing, and editing—and meet to watch great films and discuss them with like-minded students. Contact Kristen Philyaw at kphilyaw@gmail.com.

Western Carolinian 
This student-run newspaper strives to keep the members of the WCU campus informed. Contact Katherine Smith at smithk@email.wcu.edu.