DWC updates its Web site

July 23, 2004

NH Business Review Staff,

Daniel Webster College in Nashua has rolled out its new Web site, dwc.edu.

Taking a cue from the college’s colorful new undergraduate marketing collateral – bright orange large mailing envelopes, an oversized orange “view book” and blue “search piece,” and postcard campaigns – the new Web site was designed by DWC alumnus and Nashua resident Ryan Keough with the goal of bringing a cohesiveness to an institution that serves numerous constituencies, including traditional undergraduate students and its adult evening students, as well as alumni, prospective students, friends and trustees of the college, as well as the general public.

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