Daily Commutes Can Provide Restorative Solitude
There are many reasons that one would love living in London. The city is full
Olivia Field
Olivia is a junior from Miami, Florida, and plans on majoring in politics & international affairs and minoring in English and French studies. In her spare time, you can find her scrolling through political Twitter, watching obscure French films or daydreaming about working in the Bon Appetit Test Kitchen.
Being Political Equates To Being An Active Human
Recently, someone told one of my best friends that they were surprised we were so
Conceptions Of Work Affect Conceptions Of Life
After a few weeks of having internships in London, my friends and I have begun
A British Education Alters Intellectual Frameworks
When you ask your older friends and classmates about their experiences abroad, you’ll hear crazy
Journaling Frees The Mind Of Structure
While already antsy about embarking on my journey to London for the semester, my flight
Reality Benefits From A Shade Of Romanticism
About a week ago, I found myself at a birthday party for a friend of
The Ubiquity Of English Invites Complacency
While studying in France this past summer, I was determined to put my French skills
Clairo Pours Emotion Into Music
When Clairo released her debut album Immunity in August, it had been exactly two years
The U.S. Should Take Its Climate Cue From Europe
If you have logged onto any form of social media in the past few months,
Where To Go In Winston-Salem
As Winston-Salem grows, it has become easier to break out of the Wake Forest bubble
Making New Friends And Keeping The Old Ones
I can clearly remember the 12-hour car ride heading up to Wake Forest. Mostly consisting
Alec Jessar: French Studies
Senior Alec Jessar is overflowing with passion. Whether talking about a piece of francophone literature
Caroline Gardner: Elementary Education
Senior Caroline Gardner leaves her apartment by 7 a.m. every morning, and not because she
Anti-Racism Coalition Hosts Speak Out On Campus
With a sign reading “End WFU’s White Supremacy” centered in the background, students took to
Notre Dame Cathedral Represents Resiliency
When I opened up my phone to a photo of Paris’s Notre Dame Cathedral billowing
Anti-Racism Coalition Distributes Pamphlet To Admitted Students
By the time they leave Campus Day, accepted students have a wealth of information in
Faculty Resolutions Addressed
At the April 8 faculty meeting, the administration presented their response to the four anti-racism
Mesfin Wins Student Government Presidency
After a close race resulted in a runoff for Student Government President, junior Mellie Mesfin
Faculty Pass Anti-Racism Resolutions
Wake Forward, a group of self-described progressive faculty, are currently awaiting the administration’s response to
Deacon Profile: Zachary Bynum
Senior Zachary Bynum spearheaded the College Advocacy Summit, which was a six-hour conference that focused
Deacon Profile: Craig Fansler
After studying art in college, Preservation Librarian Craig Fansler has been able to use his
Learning A Language Can Change Your Worldview
If you asked me what I thought about learning a foreign language before my college
Tartuffe Is A Comedic Commentary
When Molière wrote Tartuffe in 1664, Louis XIV was the king of France, New Jersey
Staff Panel Discusses Inclusion And Diversity
“The enduring truth is that everyone has something to contribute to this conversation.”
Photo Sparks Conversation On Race
On Saturday, Feb. 9, students began to circulate a photograph that depicted an unidentified male