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"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

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"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

The Exec Team at Jam for Janey 2024 with our total donations/money raised. (Courtesy of Sadie Gorley)

Remembering Janey Thompson

Aaron Nataline, Senior Writer December 5, 2024

Janey Thompson began her first year at Wake Forest in August of 2022 after graduating from Myers Park High School in Charlotte, N.C. She was a high-achiever in high school, so by the time her sophomore...

"With three years left before graduation, Chicken Scratch looks forward to playing more student events while booking gigs at local venues in Winston-Salem."

Music from Scratch

Virginia Noone, Opinion Editor November 20, 2024

Early last fall, Jay Bland wandered through South Residence Hall looking for the room hosting a pregame for one of the first football games of the year. A freshman at the time, the Winston-Salem native...

"A Doula training session includes techniques for providing support — whether that’s physical, emotional or otherwise — to laboring patients through a combination of instructional and hands-on practice." (Courtesy of Wake Forest University)

Bridging the gap: Students take action against maternal mortality

Julia Knowles, Contributing Writer November 20, 2024

At Wake Forest, a group of students are fighting to reduce the maternal mortality gap — one that specifically exists for laboring parents of color.  The Deacon Doulas are all-inclusive, with staff...

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) organization creates an opportunity for exposure and hands-on experience, especially for students pursuing a career in medicine. (Courtesy of @wfuems/Instagram)

Saving more than grades: spotlight on WFU EMS and upcoming EMS appreciation week

Bianca Reznic, Contributing Writer November 15, 2024

As the next generation of doctors, surgeons and healthcare professionals begin their academic journey at Wake Forest, the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) organization creates an opportunity for exposure...

"Tanner wants to emphasize the importance of breaking down barriers surrounding mental health ––– especially when it comes to meditating." (Courtesy of Wake Forest University)

Where wellness and technology intersect

Virginia Noone, Opinion Editor November 7, 2024

When Walker Ferguson met Hampton Tanner the summer before their freshman year, the two Wake Forest football players immediately hit it off. Beyond having similar home lives and interests, they both knew...

A box from the ZSR Archives includes documents from early WGA meetings as well as letters and transcripts pertaining to the admittance of women at the college.

Wake Forest’s rules and the women who broke them

Virginia Noone, Opinion Editor November 6, 2024

In 1942, nearly a year after the bombing at Pearl Harbor, the United States was completely immersed in fighting World War II. College-aged men were getting drafted by the thousands, including male students...

"As a Wake Forest undergraduate student working in the Women’s Center, as an AmeriCorps Vista Member working locally and now as the leader of Deacs Decide, their work in ensuring social justice for all is abundant." (Courtesy of Wake Forest University)

Deb Marke directs Deacs Decide

Taylor Riley, Contributing Writer October 23, 2024

In fourth grade Deb Marke’s parents, who immigrated from Sierra Leone, got their American citizenship. Since then, she watched them vote in every local, state and federal election — instilling...

Wake Washington students heard former Speaker Kevin McCarthy about the state of politics today and what they can expect heading into November. (Courtesy of Elliot Berke)

Wake Washington students navigate the Capitol as Election Day approaches

Hope Zhu, Staff Writer October 23, 2024

Orrin Jones stared down at the House Gallery, watching rows of suited representatives cast their votes. Jones was caught off guard by how much this scene reminded her of the crowded Waker Forest Pit at...

While awaiting evacuation in Rafah, before an attack by Israeli ground forces, Ahmed and her family lived in an encampment site. (Courtesy of Maram Ahmed)

Former Wake Forest teaching assistant remains trapped in Gaza Strip

Breanna Laws, Managing Editor October 9, 2024

A former Wake Forest Fulbright Arabic teaching assistant from 2020-2022 is currently trapped in the Gaza Strip with her family as the Israeli government continues to restrict travel out of the country....

Kids from local Winston-Salem schools get to dress up and celebrate Halloween, go around to booths, participate in activities and trick-or-treating.

Project Pumpkin transforms the Quad into a “Wild Adventure”

Anita Dongieux, Staff Writer October 8, 2024

The 35th annual Project Pumpkin event will turn Hearn Plaza into a “Wild Adventure” wonderland, representing the desert, jungle, arctic and aquatic biomes through decorated booths. This halloween-inspired...

Chris Donald was hired as university chaplain in August. (Courtesy of Wake Forest University)

Q&A with University Chaplain Rev. Chris Donald

Will Hess, Contributing Writer September 25, 2024

Following a national search, Reverend Chris Donald was named University Chaplain in August 2024. Donald spent the last five years working as the university chaplain at Vanderbilt University, where he focused...

Akshay Gupta is serving as the first Assistant Chaplain for Hindu Life and Religious Engagement. (Courtesy of Wake Forest University)

Q&A with the assistant chaplain for Hindu Life and Religious Engagement

Ella Klein, Features Editor September 25, 2024

Akshay Gupta recently became the first assistant chaplain for Hindu Life and Religious engagement at Wake Forest University. A North Carolina native, Gupta’s last position was as an academic researcher...

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