New novel by Green covers mental illness
Since all current undergraduates on Wake Forest’s campus were teenagers at some point during the
Lillian Johnson
Lillian is a sophomore 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.
Title IX forum discusses potential changes
On Sept. 22, the Department of Education announced that it is rescinding Title IX guidance
Chrissy Teigen is an overrated role model
Sorry not sorry, but Chrissy Teigen is overrated.
It is acceptable to not miss people from home
Since the beginning of this new semester, I’ve seen countless social media posts, comments and
Deacon Profile: Dr. Olga Pierrakos
In January 2017, Dr. Olga Pierrakos was appointed as the founding chair of the department
Asian fusion replaces Boar’s Head in Benson
Over the summer, when most students had left campus, Wake Forest underwent a metamorphosis.
Deacon Profile: Zack Chan
Zack Chan, an accounting major and studio art minor, has photographed a lot of Wake
Writing center debate designed after March Madness
The Writing Center sponsored an event called March Miscellany Madness on Tuesday, March 28.
Can bioethics contribute to addressing racism?
On Tuesday, Feb. 28, Marion Danis gave a lecture entitled “What Can Bioethics Contribute to