Students Serve Winston-Salem Community As Virtual Tutors
Now, across the country, students are working to embrace the university’s motto of pro humanitate through the virtual world
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University Cancels Classes In Response To Coronavirus
In response to the global coronavirus outbreak, Wake Forest announced in an email Wednesday evening that all courses will be moved to online instruction beginning March 23.
Sanders Holds Rally In Winston-Salem
The candidate spoke in hopes of garnering more support before the primary
Bloomberg Campaigns In Winston-Salem
To canvas support, Bloomberg addressed residents of Winston-Salem during a stop on his North Carolina campaign tour
Wake Forest Drops Its Name From Innovation Quarter
The renaming of the research park better reflects the diversity of companies and institutions
Medical Campus To Be Built In Charlotte
New campus arises through a partnership between the university and Atrium Health
Syrian Family Localizes Refugee Crisis
An examination of the life of Syrian refugees in Winston-Salem provides insight into broader aspects of the refugee crisis
Opioids’ Impact On Winston-Salem
Forsyth County and the rest of the United States are suffering from an ongoing opioid
WSSU Joins WFU Band For Halftime Show
The moment the second quarter buzzer hits zero at BB&T Field is typically when the
Racist Instagram Post Causes Outrage At Wake Forest And WSSU
“He wants to build a wall between Wake and Winston-Salem State. And he’ll make them
Downtown Confederate Statue Removed
After months of contention, the city of Winston-Salem removed the Confederate monument on March 12
Deans of Admissions Pictured Before Confederate Flag In 1980s
Last week, photographs of current university administrators in front of Confederate flags in old editions
Confederate Statue To Be Removed
On Sunday, preparations to remove the Confederate statue from its current location on the corner
University Sponsors Habitat For Humanity Home
Wake Forest University has been working closely with Habitat for Humanity for years, and many
WFU Purchases Church Property
The university has recently reached an agreement with Winston-Salem First to purchase the church’s property,
Angela Rye Honors MLK’s Legacy At Winston-Salem State
With the theme “On Common Ground: Embracing Our Voices” at the foundation of the event,
Winston-Salem Residents Push For Statue Removal
On Tuesday, Jan. 22, a group of Winston-Salem residents and students gathered at the City
Downtown Welcomes New Indian Bistro
After almost 20 years, the dream of starting a South Asian restaurant in Winston-Salem has
Winston-Salem Anticipates City Park Development
A 17-foot-deep pit of dirt and gravel the size of a city block might catch
Local Project Fights Immigration Detention
The bustling of sewing machines, murmurs of Spanish, throwing of colorful clothing and kneading of
Wake Forest Avoids Severe Hurricane Damage
As Wake Forest students and faculty anticipated the start to fall break on Thursday, Oct.
Hurricane Florence Batters The Carolinas
Florence bombarded the Carolinas this past weekend in a deadly storm that killed 36 people.
Suspect Arrested in Shooting of Najee Ali Baker
Jakier Shanique Austin, a suspect in the Jan. 20 murder of Winston-Salem State University student
Carl Bernstein Explores Echoes of Watergate
“The best obtainable version of the truth.” Renowned journalist Carl Bernstein repeatedly emphasized this ideal,
Margot Lee Shetterly shares the story of “Hidden Figures”
Wait Chapel neared its maximal occupancy on Feb. 5, a testament to the power of