Old Gold & Black

MLB’s Wild Card Series lives up to hype

Aine Pierre, Assistant News Editor • October 8, 2020

In its first iteration, the expanded playoff format has provided the action baseball fans spent months dreaming about

$Antiracism comes to the math classroom$

Antiracism comes to the math classroom

Aine Pierre, Assistant News Editor • October 8, 2020

The Department of Mathematics and Statistics intersects with antiracist scholarship in a new class (Photo Illustration by Aine Pierre/Old Gold & Black)

Respect Green Day singer’s grief

Aine Pierre, Assistant News Editor • October 1, 2020

The end of September reminds the singer of his fathers death

OLAS celebrates Latinx Heritage Month

Aine Pierre, Assistant News Editor • October 1, 2020

After its events were cancelled last spring, OLAS looks to celebrate Latinx heritage (Photo courtesy of OLAS)

Club soccer ready to kickoff 2020

Aine Pierre, Assistant News Editor • September 24, 2020

Women’s club soccer feels privileged just to get on the field and practice again (Photo Credit: Photo Courtesy of Nicolette Robinson)

Wake Club Swimming ready to dive into 2020

Aine Pierre, Assistant News Editor • September 17, 2020

They won’t complain about a lack of competition, the team is just happy to be back in the pool (Photo Credit: wfu.edu)

University engages in census process

Aine Pierre, Assistant News Editor • September 17, 2020

The deadline to be registered for the decennial census is quickly approaching this month (Photo Credit: Aine Pierre/Old Gold & Black)

Wake Forest club tennis squad ready for action

Aine Pierre, Assistant News Editor • September 10, 2020

With appropriate safety measures in place, club tennis can’t wait to hit the court (Photo Credit: Elizabeth Maline/Old Gold & Black)

Racism calls for campus-wide response

Aine Pierre, Assistant News Editor • September 3, 2020

Students should be compelled to take action against structural forms of racism (Photo Credit: Olivia Field/OGB)

Wake Forest begins random testing

Aine Pierre, Assistant News Editor • September 3, 2020

The university will conduct roughly 500 tests per week for COVID-19 on campus (Photo Credit: reason.com)

ZSR pens letter against proctoring services

Aine Pierre, Assistant News Editor • August 27, 2020

ZSR Librarians Assembly urges university not to use facial recognition proctoring (Photo Credit: Katie Fox/Old Gold & Black)