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Seniors Bid Farewell to Wake Forest in Colloquium

Seniors Bid Farewell to Wake Forest in Colloquium

Caleb Woody February 8, 2018

Dating back to the reopening of Wake Forest’s doors in 1868 following the end of the Civil War, the Senior Colloquium is a tried-and-true tradition. It is a celebration of student oratory excellence...

Lost in Translation Dance Group Bridges International Gaps

Lost in Translation Dance Group Bridges International Gaps

Anna Conte February 8, 2018

International enrollment at Wake Forest is particularly dominated by students of Asian descent. Last fall, 8 in every 10 international students were of Asian descent. Moreover, Asian international students...

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Professor McFall Lectures on Sports Economics

Amanda Wilcox February 8, 2018

Todd McFall, a Wake Forest economics professor and sports economist, discussed his research on the governance of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) as part of the ZSR Library Lecture Series...

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Black History Month Committee Plans Events

Julia Haines February 8, 2018

Nearly every day this month, students will have the chance to celebrate Black History Month by attending one of more than 50 events coordinated and hosted by the Black History Month Committee through the...

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Wake Will Campaign Reaches its $800 Million Mark

Heather Hartel February 8, 2018

Earlier this month, the Wake Will fundraising campaign reached a new landmark of $800 million. By the end of 2017, Wake Forest raised this amount in donations, gifts and commitments to the continued success...

Senior Reflects on Working with Refugees in Italy

Senior Reflects on Working with Refugees in Italy

Kiana Pourteymour February 2, 2018

The most recent installment of the ZSR Library Lecture Series featured senior Rose O’Brien, a Politics and International Affairs major from Winston-Salem. In addition to being a Carswell Scholar and...

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Divinity Students Created an Angel Fund for Campus Employees

Mary daniel Cheek February 2, 2018

It was during a quick study break at Zick’s during finals week when Gregory Drumwright, a third-year Divinity student, came to a harsh realization. While talking with the Zick’s employees, Drumwright...

The History Department Began a Fund for Summer Internships

The History Department Began a Fund for Summer Internships

William Morgan February 2, 2018

The Department of History is launching a pilot grant program that will provide financial support for history majors pursuing internships over the summer. The idea behind the program is to connect intellectual...

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University and Students Battle Collegiate Suicide

Connor Murphy February 2, 2018

An uncomfortable silence lay about a warm, carpeted Wake Forest conference room, as a growing body of men took their seats at a circle of tables. Some carried in stacks of chairs, after a standing crowd...

Robert Lipsyte Discusses the Intersection of Sports and Politics

Robert Lipsyte Discusses the Intersection of Sports and Politics

Daniel Pachino February 2, 2018

On Tuesday, Jan. 30, the renowned sports journalist and author Robert Lipsyte visited Wake Forest to deliver a talk entitled “2018: A Collision of Politics, Sports, and Journalism.” The talk was sponsored...

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Wake Forest Will Turn 184 Years Old in February

Julia Haines January 25, 2018

Wake Forest University will be celebrating its 184th birthday next week, after it was founded in Wake Forest, NC on Feb. 3, 1834. This birthday also marks the milestone 180 years since Wake Forest College...

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Winston-Salem Universities Join to Celebrate MLK

Lucas Williams January 25, 2018

Georgetown sociology professor and author Michael Eric Dyson’s voice reverberated through Wait Chapel on Jan. 22 during the 18th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration co-sponsored by Wake Forest...

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