After the recent presidential election, cancellation of an Oct. 7 guest lecturer and announcement of  The Grounds, Brendle Recital Hall buzzed in anticipation of Wake Forest President Susan R. Wente’s...

The Zeta Omicron Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority announced on Nov. 7 its decision to switch from a traditional primary recruitment to a Continuous Open Recruitment (COR) process. This announcement,...

With artificial intelligence (AI) transforming industries faster than ever, Wake Forest is taking deliberate steps to integrate AI into its curriculum while emphasizing ethical considerations and responsible...

During the fall 2024 semester, the news section covered a wide range of events and topics across campus. Coverage spanned from event recaps, such as charity fundraisers and campus speakers, to how Wake...

For the second event in Wake Forest’s 2024-25 Face to Face Speaker Forum, campus welcomed American broadcast journalist Anderson Cooper on Nov. 21. Cooper is a news anchor for CNN’s “Anderson Cooper...

At the start of this academic year, Wake Forest Emergency Medical Services brought a new easy-access medical kit called ‘Stop the Bleed’ Kit to the Wake Forest campus. These kits contain tourniquets,...

Students, staff and faculty may remember the Pitsgiving reserved table, priority housing registration times and basketball tickets that were raffled earlier this year as incentives to encourage participation...

Wake Forest held three events and created a survey for community members to provide feedback on proposed locations and concepts for a memorial dedicated to enslaved individuals who worked for or were sold...

The Wake Forest School of Divinity received $6.6 million, the largest individual donation in the school's history, on Thursday, Oct. 24. The donation is from the Griffin Family Trust and some of these...

Hearn Plaza buzzed with excitement as kids dressed as superheroes, pirates and princesses raced between booths — their laughter echoing across campus. One young explorer roared at a dinosaur display,...

Many first-year students at Wake Forest are engaging with their home and school communities as they navigate another milestone: the first presidential election in which they are of voting age.  “I’m...

As election day approaches on Nov. 5, and politics continue to polarize the country, political dialogue will inevitably increase on campus. But what happens when these conversations surpass the privacy...