Frida Islas Valdez: Sociology
Frida Islas Valdez, who grew up in a small town outside of Charlotte after moving
Ren Schmitt
Ren is a news editor for the OGB, and he is an English major and journalism minor. Ren lives in a constant state of suffering, as he supports Atlanta sports teams. Watching and covering baseball is his passion, and he hopes to someday witness the Deacs or the Braves take home a title.
Morgan Briggs: Religion
Morgan Briggs, a double major in religion and business data analytics, took an unexpected route
Alex Estrada: History
Alex Estrada, who grew up in Austin, Texas, first became interested in Wake Forest due
Just Like That: Aristotle Zarris’ Story
It’s November 2018. Wake Forest is the top-seeded team in the nation, and they have
MLB: Rookies Show Pitfalls Of Service Time Manipulation
Heading into 2019, an especially high-profile iteration of a familiar practice loomed over the offseason.
Assistant Basketball Coach Jamill Jones Resigns
Assistant Basketball Coach Jamill Jones, who faces assault charges in New York for allegedly fatally
Chris Sale’s Struggles Raise Serious Concern
The reigning World Series champion Boston Red Sox entered the 2019 season with lofty expectations
MLB: Extensions Reflect A Fear Of Free Agency
After another offseason that saw veterans on the wrong side of 30 struggle to find
Residence Life & Housing Closes Dorms For Fall 2019
Last week, the Office of Residence Life and Housing opened housing registration to students. Though
Cubs Offseason Paves Path To Uncertain Future
When the Cubs stormed back from a 3-1 deficit in the 2016 World Series to
MLB: Award Predictions For The 2019 Season
The shape of the awards races in 2019 is not unlike it was in 2018.
Black Student Alliance Receives Lounge In Kitchin Residence Hall
In an email shared with the Wake Forest community on Monday, March 18, President Nathan
Machado And Harper Ink Big Deals
After months of waiting, false rumors, collusion accusations and more waiting, Bryce Harper landed in
MLB Off-Season: NL East Improves Their Roster
As the stove begins to heat during this MLB offseason, no division has been more
Boston Red Sox Dismantle Dodgers In World Series
After finishing the regular season with baseball’s best record, the Boston Red Sox made quick
Baseball’s Revolution Draws Misguided Criticism
Though the postseason should be an opportunity for baseball to celebrate transcendent play on the
MLB: Examining October Playoff Matchups
After a lackluster slate of division series that featured two sweeps and zero game fives,
Projecting The National League Postseason Outcome
The National League featured one of the most climatic endings to a season in recent
Stage Set For Battleground In AL Playoffs
As the National League playoff race crescendos into what will be a chaotic final weekend
Field Hockey Prevails Over William & Mary
After postponing the game due to Florence, the Wake Forest Demon Deacons (2-4) and William
MLB Free Agency Falls Short Of Expectations
In 2015, baseball writers and executives agreed that the 2018 free agent class appeared poised
MLB: Speculations On The Rookie Of The Year
Awards voting, no matter the sport, follows flawed voting practices. In MLB, the process is
Barn Indefinitely Closed To Student-Sponsored Events
In the wake of the shooting death of Winston-Salem State University student Najee Ali Baker
Tampa Bay Rays Push Boundaries Of Conventional Baseball
Though the playoff teams in the American League are rightfully drawing the majority of the
Major League Baseball Teams Start The Race To Postseason
At the outset of the 2018 season, a nearly unanimous concern among baseball fans and