Wake Forest announced on Feb. 2 that that former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Official and Wake Forest alumnus Stan Meiburg has been selected to direct the Wake Forest Graduate Programs in Sustainability.
Meiburg...
On Wednesday Oct. 5, Eboo Patel gave a lecture in Broyhill Auditorium in the School of Business.
A Rhodes Scholar with a doctorate in the sociology of religion from Oxford University, Patel has had a...
It’s no secret that 2016 has been an election cycle like no other. On Tuesday, Sept. 13, Allan Louden of the communications department held a lecture called “Political Advertising in the Age of Trump.”
Louden’s...
With a motto of “Pro Humanitate,” it’s no secret that Wake Forest students are passionate about serving others.
On Saturday, April 9, hundreds of students came together to serve in the community...
A lesson that many students learn while at Wake Forest is that students here are not just a number; just as students are not defined solely by their GPAs, colleges are not defined solely by their rankings....
Recent changes to voting laws in North Carolina may affect many residents’ ability to vote.
In addition to formally registering to vote during a certain period before the election, North Carolinians...
Monday, Feb. 1, marked the official beginning of the 2016 Presidential election cycle: the Iowa Caucus.
In former presidential cycles, “Wake the Vote” has organized debate viewing parties, voter registration...
As the second semester of the year begins, seniors at Wake Forest University are starting to finalize their plans for after graduation.
Students have a variety of different plans — some of which include...
On Wednesday, Dec. 2, prominent journalist and author Ari Berman delivered a lecture to the Wake Forest community regarding voting rights in America, sponsored by the Pro Humanitate Institute, Student...
In an increasingly global world, immigration and social equality have been hot topics, with many leaders calling for change.
Many people, however, are not sure how they themselves can help lead progress...
In a society of a multitude opinions, people are constantly on the lookout for “fair and balanced” news. Joy-Ann Reid, an MSNBC national correspondent, visited Wake Forest’s campus this past week...
