Lily Klett, Contributing Writer
• February 11, 2021
Despite a campus-wide COVID-19 spike and the increased restrictions that have the Wake Forest community will come together to celebrate Black History Month — though it will look different.
Events...
Students were greeted with scaffolding, dumpsters and rolls of caution tape when they returned to campus for the spring semester. The most notable of these construction projects surrounded almost the entirety...
Wake Forest is finalizing an agreement with two local hotels to provide additional space for students isolating with COVID-19, according to multiple university officials.
The two hotels cannot be named...
University administrators and student government leaders scrambled Sunday afternoon to quell a rumor that the school would be transitioning to Red status in the coming week.
An email regarding Wake...
As the number of campus COVID-19 cases reached 229 on Friday, several new restrictions were put in place to mitigate the spread of the virus.
These new constraints include closing large buildings like...
After almost two weeks on campus, Wake Forest has recorded just under 100 COVID-19 cases among students and faculty, worrying administration.
The university plans to enact more restrictions after discussing...
With this semester’s introduction of two new COVID-19 safe socialization spaces, there are now new and exciting options for students looking to relax and unwind.
Due to the university’s opening in...
The winter chill has permeated the entire Reynolda Campus, including, apparently, its showers.
From the first day that students returned to campus last week, Jan. 24, numerous reports of ice-cold shower...
Students returned to Winston-Salem this week after an unprecedented two-month winter break in which COVID-19 cases across the United States skyrocketed. In the last weeks of break, a new, deadlier strand...
Five Wake Forest marching band students were selected to represent Wake Forest University and the Spirit of the Old Gold & Black (SOTOGAB) in the prestigious College Band Directors National Association...
Wednesday, Jan. 27 marked the first day of class for the spring semester on campus.
The bright weather throughout the day Wednesday mirrored the sunny dispositions of all those walking around campus....
As the University Counseling Center (UCC) continues to struggle with funding cuts and an influx of new patients, two more counselors left the office over winter break.
The office has been feeling the...
