Wake Forest University has hired Shelley Sizemore as the new director of the Women’s Center.
Sizemore is a “double Deac” who received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Wake Forest. She...
The founding director of the LGBTQ+ Center, Dr. AJ Mazaris, is leaving Wake Forest after 11 years of serving in the position.
The announcement follows a year of shakeup in the LGBTQ+ Center. In February,...
In an email addressed to the Wake Forest community on June 3, the university announced its COVID-19 protocols moving forward into the Fall 2022 semester, many of which remain the same.
For the entire...
The 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 school years changed the field of student journalism a lot. At the Old Gold & Black, reporters and editors were sent home, along with all other students, and reported online...
Beginning in late January, we redesigned our print edition to make it more accessible, appealing and to allow our staff more creative flexibility. Here are some graphics explaining the redesign from Print...
Early in the Spring 2022 semester, we decided to produce a news magazine. That cultivated in The Magnolia, a once-a-semester news magazine that will highlight underrepresented aspects of Wake Forest's...
Beginning in 2022 (our editorial staff turns over by calendar year), the Old Gold & Black has four executive editors. The newest executive team position, the multimedia managing editor, was created...
According to Brandwatch, a website’s design impacts a user’s view of its credibility. As such, we redesigned our website to match the feel of an authentic news site, while also making our content more...
This past year, we have redoubled our efforts to bring engaging, intentional, and groundbreaking content to our readers. As such, we created the special reports section, so there is a one-stop shop for...
This year, the Old Gold & Black expanded its editorial board with the addition of a new section: Features. For the entirety of the Spring 2022 semester, the new editors, Meredith Prince and Chase Bagnall-Koger,...
Midway through the elimination game between Maryland and Wake Forest, Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium was still humming with noise, but it was not the sound of jubilation. The home fans in College Park...
Behind two explosive four-run innings and a strong start by freshman starting pitcher Josh Hartle, Wake Forest earned the right to play another day, defeating Long Island 10-4 to keep its hopes of advancing...
