Prospective Students Allowed to Engage in Protests
In a statement released on Feb. 24, President Nathan O. Hatch expressed support of high
Lillian Johnson
Lillian is a senior from a small town in New Jersey called Ho-Ho-Kus (a name she definitely did not make up), who is majoring in English with a triple minor in journalism, education, and writing. Outside of OGB, Lillian is the section leader of the Spirit of the Old Gold and Black's color guard and fulfills her librarian destiny by working at ZSR. She loves square dancing, watching Netflix, and buying every used copy of Hamlet she finds.
Deacon Profile: Francis Sto. Domingo
Junior Francis Sto. Domingo is a singer who said that he loves performing because he
Deacon Profile: Forest Richardson
Senior Forest Richardson has always been interested in handwriting, but after buying her first set
Negin Farsad Addresses Bigotry with Comedy
On Wednesday night, people without a Valentine’s Day date did not find themselves alone. Instead
Deacon Profile: Savarni Sanka
Through the Student Association for the Advancement of Refugees (SAFAR), freshman Savarni Sanka has established
Robert Lipsyte to Continue Visits to Wake Forest
There was no reason for journalist Robert Lipsyte to be at the first sporting event
HOW TO: Creative Pit Creations
About halfway through the semester, Wake Forest begins to feel very small due to the
Kylie Jenner’s Pregnancy was a Close-Guarded Secret
The past few months have been filled with anticipation, anxiety and conspiracy theories for pop
Deacon Profile: Xiaoying Yu
udent from China who sought to improve the representation of Chinese culture on campus by
Campus Responds to Verbal Racism Incident
“I’m hammered again tonight. It’s two o’clock. I just called my black RA a f—ing
Freshman Admits to Using Racial Slur in Online Video
Late in the evening of Friday, Jan. 19, campus bias-reporting systems were notified of a
Deacon Profile: Emma Butturini
The past few months for junior Emma Butturini have been filled with new cultures, new
SOTOGAB on the Road: Wake Forest’s Marching Band Performs at Belk Bowl
After the Wake Forest football team arrived in Charlotte for the Belk Bowl on Dec.
Procrastination is Normal and Shouldn’t be Shamed
Let me admit: I did not submit this column on time.
Deacon Profile: Sarah Lewiecki & Andy Rosenwald
Earlier this month, a new solo exhibition entitled Sicko opened at the START Gallery in
Artist and typewriter find temporary home in ZSR
Over the course of the past week, the clicking sound of a typewriter — unfamiliar
Sports Possess Intrinsic Beauty
Nobody has ever, or would ever, use the words “sporty” or “athletic” to describe me.
It is never too early for Chrismas cheer
At 12:01 a.m. on Nov 1, many people shed their spooky layer in exchange for
Deacon Profile: Lucy Porter
Recently, Campus Grounds was packed with people who crowded in to see sophomore Lucy Porter
The art of the love letter should be revived
If you’ve recently read the opinion section of the Old Gold & Black, you would
Two best friends reflect on their friendship
As a second semester freshman in college, it’s easy to feel hopeless about your social
Deacon Profile: Sabin Sidney
In the fall of 2016, current senior Sabin Sidney founded a new campus publication, The
Deacon Profile: Smiti Kaul
Junior Smiti Kaul, a double major in computer science and mathematics, recieved the Grace Hopper
New novel by Green covers mental illness
Since all current undergraduates on Wake Forest’s campus were teenagers at some point during the
Title IX forum discusses potential changes
On Sept. 22, the Department of Education announced that it is rescinding Title IX guidance