This year, the environment section has seen a big shift in leadership and content organization. As the new section editor this year, Reese Lile supported writers through the whirlwind of environmental...

On April 21, Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, the chief scientist at The Nature Conservancy, an environmental advocacy organization, visited Wake Forest to present her talk: “Adapt, Mitigate, or Suffer: Connecting...

For a long time, climate change has been presented as a nearly insurmountable problem that would require a David-versus-Goliath campaign to win. To no one’s surprise, simply repeating scary predictions...

On April 15, the Office of Sustainability hosted Wake Forest’s sixth annual Earth Talks in the Benson University Center. Six students gave short TEDx-style presentations on sustainability-related topics...

Anna Anstey, a senior at Wake Forest studying marketing and entrepreneurship, started her own sustainable business this semester. In partnership with Wake Forest’s Center for Entrepreneurship Startup...

24 states are suing the Trump administration following the administration’s repeal of the “Endangerment Finding” in mid-February. Established in 2009, the Endangerment Finding gave the federal government...

As the air warmed and the first buds of the season began to show, the Wake Forest community gathered at the Campus Garden on March 22 to celebrate the annual Spring Equinox Festival.  Erin Hamilton,...

ChatGPT has been a lifesaver for me in college. It helps me understand complex topics and condenses my readings. But as my life as a college student gets easier, low-income families' electricity bills...

News headlines are filled with stories of polar ice caps melting, pollution choking cities and countless microplastics in everything we own and eat. While it is important to stay informed about environmental...

Spring has arrived in full force at Wake Forest, with tulips popping up through the dirt outside Benson and cherry blossom trees blooming in Tribble Courtyard.  The season also brings new academic...

News headlines are filled with stories of polar ice caps melting, pollution choking cities and countless microplastics in everything we own and eat. While it is important to stay informed about environmental...

News headlines are filled with stories of polar ice caps melting, pollution choking cities and countless microplastics in everything we own and eat. While it is important to stay informed about environmental...