In 1994, Peter Gilbert won the “Best Documentary” award at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival for his documentary “Hoop Dreams.” He was also the cinematographer for Barbara Kopple’s Academy...

Blue and purple lights flash in a dark room, and hype music blasts through the speakers. It’s not a dance club. It’s a cycle class at the Reynolds Gymnasium. Senior Delaney Wiegel has been teaching...

My First Year Seminar (FYS) professor, Adrian Greene, once told our suburban Gothic literature class his elementary-aged daughter wanted to dress as Carrie from Stephen King’s novel “Carrie” for...

Community service is central to senior Mary Hauser’s life at Wake Forest. In addition to several other volunteer commitments, Hauser spends about one day each month building affordable housing with Habitat...

Dr. Joanna Ruocco is a Creative Writing and English professor at Wake Forest. She is Chair of the Board of Directors for Fiction Collective Two and an experimental publisher who has published several notable...

Outdoor Pursuits (OP) is a program run through Wake Forest Campus Recreation that aims to get students off campus and into nature. They lead trips in which students hike, camp, rock climb, backpack and...

Sustainability can have a variety of meanings. While often associated with environmental preservation practices, it can apply to economic, fashion and social efforts to maintain a healthy relationship...

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...

When senior Oscar Bray began his East Asian studies minor, he knew that he wanted to pursue his passion for cultures and languages abroad. What he did not know was that, after graduating from Wake Forest...

If you’ve ever visited Z. Smith Reynolds Library (ZSR), you’ve likely spotted the familiar and friendly pair of glasses sitting behind the circulation desk.  For over 25 years, Peter Romanov has...

After graduating from Wake Forest last May, Quin Wolters, a former mathematical economics major and environmental studies minor, chose to continue her professional journey right here on campus. As a...

Physical reminders of Zoe Clay (‘22) are everywhere on Wake Forest’s campus. One of Zoe’s Latin projects still sits on the desk of classics Professor Dr. T. H. M. Gellar-Goad’s office. A research...