Campus is alive with the sound of music.
In this past week, both Minor Variation (MV) — Wake’s female Christian a cappella ensemble — and Demon Divas — an all-girls contemporary group — held...
Fifty-three years and 23 days ago, famed civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said this about "remaining awake during a great revolution":
"The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends...
Last semester, juniors Tal Feldman and Ashley Peake founded the Collegiate Association for Inequality Research (CAIR) at Wake Forest to address what they saw as a lack of organized support for students...
Professional email etiquette has been preached over the last year as virtual learning and interactions have grown. Double-check the spelling, make sure it’s being sent from your university account and...
After a tumultuous year marked by COVID-19, shortages in the Counseling Center and the announcement of a new president, the student body has elected a slate of student government officers to tackle the...
Outdoor Pursuits (OP) has been aiming to offer a valuable opportunity for students to experience the natural beauty of the greater Winston-Salem area for many years. Now, thanks to the indelible mark that...
For Wake Forest’s top debaters, junior Brianna Aaron and senior Ruby Klein, you couldn’t write a better storybook ending.
In the ACC tournament held on April 10, the two Deacons took on the reigning...
On April 14, Wake Forest’s Face-to-Face Speaker Forum hosted a virtual event with highly acclaimed author Isabel Wilkerson.
Wilkerson is a Pulitzer Prize and National Humanities Medal winner and the...
With an increasing prevalence of anti-Asian racism and violence occurring across the country coupled with laid-back COVID-19 guidelines in response to low case numbers and expanded vaccination efforts,...
If you’ve ever held a leftover food and been unsure whether it goes in the trash, recycling or compost, fret not, the Compost Crew is here.
Established in 2018, Wake’s Compost Crew pairs student volunteers...
Wake Forest community members received an email last week with details about the upcoming academic year and, more urgently, the Fall 2021 semester.
The email insinuated that most (if not all) classes...
The Office of Sustainability's plan for Earth Month, which runs from mid-March to mid-April, is to rebuild campus spirit.
“A year into the pandemic, I think a lot of people have realized just how important...
