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'Covers the campus like the magnolias'
"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black
"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black
Opinion
I hear the conversations our stories start, and I witness the change we affect.
One last letter from the Editor: Thank you
In her last letter, Editor-in-Chief Christa Dutton reflects on her time at the Old Gold & Black.
Christa Dutton, Editor-in-Chief • December 1, 2023
“When it comes to statements, arbitrary decision-making opens the door for confusion on when, how and why schools comment on issues outside of their educational mandate.”
Higher education must be more cautious when speaking out on public crises
By unnecessarily taking positions on domestic and international affairs, universities complicate their guiding educational mission
Jacob Graff, Contributing Columnist • November 30, 2023
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Environment
On average, Americans produce 25% more waste, or one million tons of extra waste, each week during the holiday season. (Courtesy of Shutterstock)
Sleigh the holidays, give the gift of sustainability
A gift-giving guide to make this holiday season eco-friendly and bright
Una Wilson and Ella Klein • December 5, 2023
The state of emergency declared due to multiple wildfires around North Carolina will last until Dec 20. The emergency area includes Forsyth County (Courtesy of North Carolina Lawyers Weekly).
Wildfires set Stokes County ablaze
Gov. Cooper declares state of emergency, including Forsyth County
Ella Klein, Environment Editor • November 30, 2023
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Students, faculty and Winston-Salem community members gather in Wait Chapel for the annual Lovefeast.
Wake Forest celebrates 58th annual Lovefeast
Students join in prayer and fellowship in Wait Chapel
Alexandra Meier, Staff Writer • December 8, 2023
Held in Benson University Center, the dinner was open to all Wake Forest community members.
Wake Forest College Democrats host friendship dinner
Skyler Villamar-Jones, Staff Writer • December 8, 2023
The new maps -- the third set created by the state in three years -- were met with controversy after their passage in October (Courtesy of North Carolina General Assembly).
Lawsuit claims NC Senate maps are racially gerrymandered
James Watson, Arts & Culture Editor • November 30, 2023
The Physical Planning Committee conducted a Study Space Survey in October, which found that 89 percent of respondents were unsatisfied with the current study spaces available on the Reynolda campus.
SG requests more study space during finals
Harshil Jani, Staff Writer • November 30, 2023
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Sports
Junior center Efton Reid is granted a waiver for immediate eligibility.
Breaking: Efton Reid granted waiver for immediate eligibility
Sean Kennedy, Assistant Sports Editor • December 6, 2023

After weeks of limbo, Wake Forest men’s basketball center and captain Efton Reid has been granted a waiver for immediate eligibility by the...

A mostly empty Allegacy Stadium watches Wake Forest beat Vanderbilt 36-20 in Week 2.
Tracking all the intended transfers in and out of Wake Forest
Cooper Sullivan, Sports Editor • December 4, 2023
Junior Cameron Hildreth played all 40 minutes on the floor Wednesday night scoring 18 points.
Men’s basketball gets ‘identity’ win over Florida Gators
Sean Kennedy, Assistant Sports Editor • December 4, 2023
A fan looks at the Allegacy Stadium scoreboard in confusion during the Sept. 23 loss against Georgia Tech.
I’ve Got the Deacon Blues
Mattie Stillerman, Staff Writer • December 1, 2023
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Campus Gas’s relationship with the Wake Forest community has been deeply rooted since its founding but has increased as it hired over thirty students throughout the years and often hosts events for different departments and school-sponsored functions.
Campus Gas bridges the gap between campus and community
Owned and operated by Wake Forest alumni, Campus Gas serves the community and provides a place for all to gather
Virginia Noone, Photo Editor • December 1, 2023
Jerome with his twin granddaughters, Christa Dutton (left) and Caroline Dutton (right).
Still Writing
What do our last words say about a life?
Christa Dutton, Editor-in-Chief • November 30, 2023
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Arts & Culture
How do I look? Mr. Winkler asked, staring right into the lens of Arts & Culture Editor James Watsons camera.
Henry Winkler becomes himself
The Emmy award-winning 'Happy Days' star reflects on a career well-spent
James Watson, Arts & Culture Editor • December 6, 2023
The annual Tanglewood Festival of Lights offers Wake students a festive and stress-free tradition in Winston-Salem ahead of the holiday season. (Courtesy of Forsyth County)
Tanglewood Park kicks off the holiday season with annual Festival of Lights
A journey through twinkling trails, Tanglewood Park's festive spectacle continues to transform nights into magical memories
Lydia Derris, Staff Writer • November 30, 2023
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