In Memoriam: Wallace Jackson
Wallace will be missed dearly by the entire Wake Forest community.
Olivia Field
Olivia is Editor-in-Chief of the Old Gold & Black and is a junior from Miami, Florida. She is 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.
Letter From the Editor
Editor-in-chief Olivia Field reflects on the accomplishments of the Class of 2020
Livi Andreini: Art History
Read about Livi Andreini’s success within the Art History major
Hannah Vaught: French Studies
Read about Hannah Vaught’s accomplishments within the French Studies major
University Offers Pass/Fail Option To Students Following Campus Wide Petition
On Sunday March 22, Dean Michele Gillespie announced that the college would be offering a Spring 2020 Only Pass/Fail option to undergraduate students.
Former Assistant Basketball Coach Sentencing Delayed
Jones resigned from his position in the university’s basketball program on April 13, 2018, after being placed on leave in early August 2018.
RAs Will Not Receive Pay During Remote Learning
On Friday, RAs were informed that they would not receive pay for the duration of remote learning unless they were approved to stay on campus.
International Students Provided Limited Options With Remote Learning
For these members of the university community, staying in their residence halls is the safest option both in terms of staying healthy and avoiding any issues with their status as visa-holders.
University Cancels Classes In Response To Coronavirus
In response to the global coronavirus outbreak, Wake Forest announced in an email Wednesday evening that all courses will be moved to online instruction beginning March 23.
Wake Forest Drops Its Name From Innovation Quarter
The renaming of the research park better reflects the diversity of companies and institutions
Former Assistant Basketball Coach Convicted
After punching a man more than a year ago, Jamill Jones was finally convicted of third-degree assault
Outside The Bubble: 2020 Election
Three days after the Iowa caucus was held on Feb. 3, the nation finally learned the full results of the state’s Democratic presidential primary.
Lilting Banshees Host Classics Show
Paying homage to those who came before them, comedy troupe performs fan favorites
Benson Gets Another All-Gender Bathroom
A gender-inclusive bathroom has been newly installed on the third floor of Benson
Daily Commutes Can Provide Restorative Solitude
There are many reasons that one would love living in London. The city is full
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