Feb. 20 marked the 191st annual Wake Forest Founders Day, celebrated with a program held in Wait Chapel for students, faculty, staff and alumni. The event honored Beth and Larry Hopkins with the honorific...

Wake Forest students were allowed to connect with their Muslim peers during Islam Awareness Week, which was held Feb. 17-21.  “Our goal was to focus on educating, engaging and fostering open dialogue...

Wake Forest students are gearing up to wear their dancing shoes and get on the floor for the upcoming annual Wake ‘N Shake event. Each spring, Wake ‘N Shake is a 12-hour dance marathon that raises...

On the crisp night of Sunday, Feb. 23, a smattering of shivering students and professors followed a trail of battery-powered candles along Carroll Weathers Drive. The illuminated path wove through the...

The Wake Forest community gathered to hear David Brooks, a conservative columnist and author, express his takes on the current state of our social and political world. The Face to Face speaker forum was...

After a year taut with tension after on-campus protests, Wake Forest University released a draft statement of freedom of expression and academic freedom.  The draft statement was posted on Feb. 11....

“F**k grades. No, really.” This is what students read in the syllabus of “Gaming in the Ancient World” taught by classics professor T.H.M. Gellar-Goad. A committee of Wake Forest faculty gathered...

Mental health has become increasingly normalized in the world and on college campuses but remains one that can produce shame when discussed in unhealthy environments.  In a time when students are planning...

Saturday, Feb. 1 marked the start of Black History Month around the world. As global communities celebrate throughout the month, Wake Forest embarks on four weeks of community events, reflection and celebration...

By the time she was seven years old, Shelly Weiner had lived in a ghetto, lost a majority of her loved ones, been struck by shrapnel and hid underground for 28 months. The Holocaust survivor spoke to a...

On the evening of Jan. 18, TikTok went dark for users across the United States, becoming the first social media platform to be banned in the U.S. from public use. After a week of influencer goodbye videos...

Earlier this week, controversy surrounded a slated talk by a former Israeli Defense Forces soldier — the event has now been canceled.  Sam Fried, an American-born IDF soldier, was invited by Jewish...