SneezSafe helps contain COVID-19 on WFU campus
The daily symptoms survey aids health officials to detect early cases of COVID-19 at Wake Forest (Katie Fox/Old Gold & Black)
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Deacon Profile: Hannah Cook
Cook discussed how Hit the Bricks changed due to COVID-19 and what working on the event has taught her as well as her journey to becoming senior student director of the famous relay (Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of Hannah Cook)
Office of Wellbeing adapts to COVID-19
The Office of Wellbeing is providing new mental health support focused on resilience (Katie Fox/Old Gold & Black)
Code of Conduct regulates student life
The public health addendum has led to a higher volume of student hearings this semester
RBG leaves legacy of empowerment
Ruth Bader Ginsburg devoted her life to advancing women’s rights across the United States (Photo Credit: imdb.com)
Wake Forest retools gameday experience
Student drive-ins and socially-distant watch parties are the new norm during the pandemic
Police Beat
Police report for the week of Sept. 16
Tigers trounce Deacs 37-13 in opener
Clemson beat out Wake Forest in an eerily empty Truist stadium on Saturday (Photo Credit: Will Zimmerman/Old Gold & Black)
Positive COVID-19 cases quickly rise past 100
Wake Forest registered 49 new COVID-19 cases since Sept. 8, a 90.7% increase over past figures (Graphic by Renting Cai/Old Gold & Black)
Finding support in the time of COVID-19
The pandemic brings new mental health challenges to Wake Forest’s campus (Photo Credit: Christa Dutton/Old Gold & Black)
Best Buddies fosters friendship, community
Campus club faces new challenges in operating under COVID-19 regulations (Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of McKinley Mueller)
Deacon Profile: Timothy Heath
After the band’s successful performance during College GameDay, Heath is looking forward to a great season (Photo courtesy of Timothy Heath)
In memoriam: Brian Colson
Campus will shine less brightly without Colson, a shuttle driver known for small kindnesses
Classics embraces anti-racist curriculum
The Classics department plans to introduce a more actively anti-racist curriculum (Photo courtesy of the Wake Forest Classics department)
Student Government General Assembly
Student Government report for the week of Sept. 14
University engages in census process
The deadline to be registered for the decennial census is quickly approaching this month (Photo Credit: Aine Pierre/Old Gold & Black)
Trump rally ignores distancing guidelines
The university rented out the LJVM Coliseum parking lot to the Trump campaign for official event parking (Photo Credit: Riley Herriman)
Hatch announces diversity updates
Following the release of the commission’s report, the university provides further plans
New state restrictions bring more flexibility
Phase 2.5 of North Carolina’s COVID-19 restrictions will allow more indoors activities
Deacon Profile: Miles Middleton
Photo courtesy of Miles MIddleton
Dashboard continues to lack information
Students voice concerns about the shortcomings of the COVID-19 dashboard (Graphic Credit: Emily Beauchamp/Old Gold & Black)
Professor reflects on power of protests
Brittany Battle was arrested in Winston-Salem for peaceful protesting
Police Beat
Police report for the week of Sept. 1 to Sept. 6
Understanding WFU’s history with racism
The Old Gold & Black looks back at 117 years of racial relations at Wake Forest
University quarantine protocols lack clarity
Students voice their concerns about unclear quarantine procedures (Graphic: Olivia Field/OGB)