Police Beat
Police report for the week of January 19
Ibram X. Kendi Speaks On The Idea Of “Antiracism”
Kendi delivers keynote speech to celebrate the memory and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Deacon Profile: T.H.M. Gellar-Goad
Earlier this month, T.H.M. Gellar-Goad, a professor in the classics department, was awarded the Activism Award from the Lambda Classical Caucus for his work on protecting LGBTQI+ members of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South.
Can A Zero-Tolerance Policy Be Possible?
After a semester of racial tensions on campus, students and administration debate the idea of a zero-tolerance policy for white supremacy
Environmental Majors Are Approved
Beginning with the class of 2021, students can graduate with sustainability degrees
First-Years Demonstrate Sustainable Leadership
Students in first-year residence halls can participate in a self-assessment of their sustainability
Gerwig Revitalizes A Classic
Greta Gerwig’s Little Women refreshes us with its depth and devotion.
The Witcher Shows Promise In First Season
On Dec. 20 The Witcher premiered on Netflix, the concept based off of Andrezej Sapkowzki’s book series of the same title.
You Is Back With Another Twist
Netflix’s (and my) favorite toxic character Joe (Penn Badgley) came back this holiday season and needless to say, I binge-watched the whole new season of You in two days.
Make Your Resolutions About Others in 2020
It’s a new semester, a new year and a new decade.
It’s Time To Celebrate Film, TV
The best time of year is finally upon us, awards season!
Sandler Stars In ‘Chaotic’ Film
Uncut Gems is chaos — a thrilling, exhausting brand of chaos molded by the jittery urgency of the protagonist’s every decision.
Two Demon Deacons Selected In 2020 MLS Draft
In five years under Head Coach Bobby Muuss, the university’s men’s soccer team has sent 17 players to the MLS.
Reflecting On Surprises Of The NBA Season
As the NBA season reaches its midpoint, now seems an appropriate time to reflect on what this season has brought us.
Deacon Spotlight: Ona Udoh
Hailing from Fayetteville, N.C. is Ona Udoh, a star forward on the Wake Forest Women’s Basketball team.
Demon Deacons Fall At Home To Hokies
Coming off of back-to-back losses to top 10 teams, Wake Forest’s Men’s Basketball (8-8, 1-5) lost at home 80-70 on Tuesday night to Virginia Tech (13-4, 4-2).
LSU Rolls, Burrow Shines In Championship
The 2019-2020 college football season reached its zenith on Monday night
Newman Announces Transfer To UGA
On Jan. 11, the university’s starting quarterback Jamie Newman announced that he would be transferring to the University of Georgia (UGA).
Shakspearean Aesthetics Warrant Renewed Focus
While others chatted about the changes that should be made to the English major at a curriculum review committee meeting last semester, I couldn’t help but think of one change (or rather, one re-institution) of a requirement that had been recently expunged: Shakespeare.
Fiction Explores Political Implications
Politics exist essentially as the natural state of our living together
Soleimani Assasination Reflects Imperial Policies
It will never cease to amaze me how blatantly hypocritical, irresponsible, and dangerous this administration is, with so little intervention.
New OGB Leadership Prepares For The Year
As we transition into a new decade, the Editorial Board of the Old Gold & Black is looking forward to a year filled with growth, innovation and a continued dedication to reporting on the events of our campus.
DNC Calendar Stifles Representation
This week, I was surprised to find some common ground with Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg.
Free Tuition Seems Unlikely For Most Medical Schools
The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) estimates that 53,000 students across the United States applied to medical schools for the 2016-17 academic year.
Managing An Endowment Requires Eco-Consciousness
When it comes to a university’s endowment, a large increase in capital comes with an increase in visibility and responsibility in managing that money.