Under eerie red lights, Agnes Eggling, played by freshman Madison Michles, tentatively welcomed the Devil (Herr Swetts), played by freshman Chase Woods, in A Bright Room Called Day. The production ran...
You may have eaten your Pit omelet this morning by a mannequin made of tape or noticed the tombstones recently displayed near the Shorty’s outdoor patio.
Professor David Finn’s Public Art students...
Entering ZSR Library’s Special Archives & Collections room on Monday felt like entering another world. Lights dimmed, candles lit and tables lined with chocolates, merlot and first-edition novels...
Beginning tonight at 7:30 p.m., Scales Main Stage Theatre will be filled with the rhythmic clicking of tap shoes and the shimmer of hot stage lights off gold-embroidered tutus.
The Wake Forest Dance Company...
Junior Suyash Keshari has a passion that has garnered awards in international Smithsonian competitions and magazine covers and features, as well as brought him face-to-face with the most ferocious and...
Why do we write? Academic writing, of course, is essential and unavoidable in the “Work Forest” environment. But why else?
Psychiatrist Victor Frankl argues that we write in search of meaning,...
Cook Elementary operates just two-and-a-half miles down University Drive. Plagued by poverty, the Title I school — meaning it relies almost completely on government funding — has remained the lowest-performing...
In the midst of a tumultuous political year, Wednesday evening was pure red, white and blue ecstasy.
Wake Forest Concert Choir and the Collegium Musicum Vocal Ensemble presented their Fall Choral Concert,...
While the human ear houses the three smallest bones in the body, it has some of the most eminent capabilities: eliciting communication and sensations of security, safety and pleasure.
But one in eight...
A traditional orchestra and opera performed on campus in the first of several Chinese culture events coming this semester.
Eleven musicians clad in gold-embroidered, red satin jackets lined the Kulynych...
Every day at 5 p.m., Wait Chapel’s 48 bronze bells ring across campus.
They play numerous tunes, including Tchaikovsky’s Waltz from Sleeping Beauty, “What a Wonderful World” and Pirates of the...
Momentum Crew is a hip-hop group on campus of 30 students who pride themselves on their passion for dance and their family-like dynamic.
“Momentum is almost like a safe-haven for people who really just...
