As we transition into a new decade, the Editorial Board of the Old Gold & Black is looking forward to a year filled with growth, innovation and a continued dedication to reporting on the events of our campus.
Ben is a first-year student from Dayton, Ohio and intends on majoring in Communications with a minor in Journalism. In his free time, he enjoys reading, playing basketball and frequenting the campus...
Will is a sophomore from New York and is unsure about what he wants to study at Wake. His favorite New York sports teams are the Rangers, Yankees and Jets, but these days he finds himself following the...
Elizabeth Maline is a senior from Tenafly, New Jersey majoring in Communication and double minoring in Politics and International Affairs and Journalism. You'll often see her running across campus trying...
What a wild year it has been.
As 2019 draws to a close, that is a sentiment shared among people all over the world, including on Wake Forest's campus. The end of 2019 also marks the end of the current...
On Saturday, the Demon Deacons will be taking on the Duke Blue Devils in what will be a challenging rivalry matchup. Before the game begins, many Wake Forest seniors will likely be participating in a challenge...
On Tuesday evening, students, biology professors, Sustainability Office representatives and more gathered in Pugh Auditorium for an event hosted by the Ocean Marine Conservation Club (OMCC). The event...
At this point in the semester, many Wake Forest students are starting to feel the stress of exams and final grades. In an environment as academically oriented and motivated at Wake Forest, many Demon Deacons...
This semester, Deacon Dining has unveiled some new and ambitious food items in the Pit — such as UpDog Kombucha on tap, Krispy Kreme burgers and vegan pumpkin porridge.
The Editorial Board of the Old...
All across the country, university administrations are beginning to reckon with a new reality: the prevalent use of e-cigarettes on their campuses, particularly JUULs.
The devices, which utilize a heating...
On Oct. 19, in an article entitled "When the Student Newspaper is the Only Daily Paper in Town," The New York Times reported on a serious responsibility that many college newspapers across the country...
