“You ready?” Officer Austin Snider asked as he climbed into the driver’s side of the vehicle.
My response was immediate: “Yes.” What was it exactly that I was ready for? A shoot-out, car chase...
Audience members were engrossed in a Chinese “Where’s Waldo” game. They carefully scanned the expansive Chinese ink landscape paintings in this visual search, attempting to locate the diminutive...
No theater, no lengthy rehearsal, no special set, no memorization of lines and no commitment from its two actors beyond the night of the performance. These were the parameters within which A.R. Gurney...
The Table at Reynolda, commonly known as “the Pit,” is a popular dining spot among Wake Forest students, offering a wide variety of options, convenience and tasty meals. What do students not know about...
Editor’s note: This article reflects the views of Lydia Derris and Collyn Ballentine, not the Old Gold & Black.
The Lilting Banshees — (allegedly) Wake Forest’s sharpest comedic minds —...
Wake Forest University Theater Department’s production of “The Tempest” opened on April 7, after almost a year of effort in the making.
Its story began in the summer of last year with senior...
Lydia Derris, Arts & Culture Editor
• April 10, 2025
Art exhibition “Andrew Wyeth at Kuerner Farm: The Eye of the Earth,” co-organized by Reynolda House Museum of American Art and the Brandywine Museum of Art in Chadds Ford, made its national debut in...
Caution: this review contains spoilers.
“Bad things usually come in threes.” Who would have thought that Chelsea’s superstitions would come to fruition in Episode 8 of the Season 3 culmination...
Fevers burned and energy drained as the Wake Forest Dance Team’s jazz routine failed to advance past prelims at the Universal Dance Association College Dance Nationals (UDA) on Jan. 17.
With some...
A webinar, “Black Women & Democracy: An Intergenerational Conversation,” was hosted on Zoom Thursday, March 6, 2025, by the Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies of Wake Forest...
For most of its history, North Carolina’s development has been shaped by a significant yet controversial crop: tobacco. The “golden leaf” has built cities, funded universities — including Wake...
It's been only a year and three months since the release of Tate McRae’s hockey-themed album, and she’s already pivoting into an entirely new artistic — and athletic — direction with “So Close...
