These days, the phrase “admissions is a numbers game” can be interpreted in more than one way.
On Sept. 13, U.S. News & World Report released its list of 2022 U.S. News Best National Universities....
Ben Conroy, Print Managing Editor
• September 23, 2021
University mental health outlets are updating their strategies to better assist the Wake Forest community.
Services such as the CARE Team — an outlet through which Wake Forest students, faculty and...
For 18 long months, the Tedford Stage had been empty, not properly utilized and patiently awaiting a live theatrical performance. On the night of Sept. 17, that cold streak was finally broken with the...
On Saturday, 16 months after the fact, the Class of 2020 returned to campus to celebrate their graduation from Wake Forest.
It had been 488 days since the Class of 2020 attended a virtual graduation...
After a months-long hiring process, Wake Forest's University Counseling Center (UCC) has added four counselors to its staff to assist with an anticipated high demand for counseling this fall.
One of...
Ben Conroy, Print Managing Editor
• September 16, 2021
If You’re Reading This, a letter writing program meant to connect individuals struggling with mental health issues, has made its way to Wake Forest as of Sept. 1.
The program involves the publication...
Every year, the Organization of Latin American Students (OLAS) at Wake Forest plans special events and activities to involve the university community in the celebration of Latinx Heritage Month. This Latinx...
Amidst a year of heightened racial tensions and political unrest, Wake Forest University recently provided another outlet for students to ponder thought-provoking questions and establish a community that...
After a successful launch last semester, the Safer Sex Express is expanding to include sexual wellness outreach and menstrual product distribution initiatives.
The program, a collaboration between the...
The Face to Face Speaker Series is finally back to being just that — face to face. After a year of virtual events, bestselling author and journalist Malcolm Gladwell will kick off the in-person 2021-2022...
The Student Organizations Council (SOC), an arm of Student Government, released new guidelines for the chartering process, which will no longer operate on a rolling basis.
Now, as outlined on the Office...
As the start of the Fall 2021 semester brings updated COVID-19 protocols, rules and regulations regarding on campus parking have shifted, too.
Students have noticed a recent hike in the price of parking,...
