Tokyo Olympics Postponed to 2021
Though the Olympics have been postponed to 2021, it is unknown exactly when they will take place, which may render American athletes unable to participate
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Former Assistant Basketball Coach Sentencing Delayed
Jones resigned from his position in the university’s basketball program on April 13, 2018, after being placed on leave in early August 2018.
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.
Former Assistant Basketball Coach Convicted
After punching a man more than a year ago, Jamill Jones was finally convicted of third-degree assault
Outside The Bubble: 2020 Election
Three days after the Iowa caucus was held on Feb. 3, the nation finally learned the full results of the state’s Democratic presidential primary.
Facts About The Coronavirus
A virus is designated under the category of coronavirus if it has the capability of causing illnesses varying from colds to more severe illnesses like Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
Free Tuition Seems Unlikely For Most Medical Schools
The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) estimates that 53,000 students across the United States applied to medical schools for the 2016-17 academic year.
Wake Forest Acknowledges Climate Change
Congratulations Wake Forest, you understand it. But your parents might not, and they might not
Wake Forest Strikes For Climate
While climate change has served as a polarizing issue in American politics, young people on
University Remembers Lives Lost On Sept. 11
At 12:15 p.m. on Sept. 11, the bustling thoroughfare at the center of the traffic
David Koch’s Legacy Impacts WFU
Billionaire industrialist David Koch passed away on Friday, Aug. 23, at the age of 79.
Kupcho Makes History In Augusta
On Saturday, April 6, senior Jennifer Kupcho became the first champion of the inaugural Augusta
Wake Forest Under Federal Investigation
Federal education officials notified eight universities involved in the college admissions scandal, including Wake Forest,
Head Volleyball Coach Bill Ferguson Pleads Not Guilty
Head Volleyball Coach Bill Ferguson appeared in federal court in Boston on March 25, where
Campus Administrators Respond To College Admissions Scandal In Which Head Volleyball Coach Was Indicted
Following the news of a nationwide college admissions scandal being investigated by the U.S. Department
MSA Hosts Memorial Service After New Zealand Shooting
In light of the recent mass shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand, where 50 Muslims were
Head Volleyball Coach Suspended Following Indictment in College Admissions Scandal
Head Volleyball Coach Bill Ferguson was suspended Tuesday morning as news broke of a nationwide
Campus Hosts Palestine Solidarity Week
Few modern political issues are as polarizing as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which our campus witnessed
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 Addresses Photos Of Blackface In Yearbook
Following racist scandals involving Virginian politicians, the university addressed the presence of racist references and
Act of Antisemitism Addressed On Campus, Nationwide
As Wake Forest President Nathan O. Hatch said in an email on Sunday regarding the
Students Protest Sexual Assault
The decision of the Brett Kavanaugh hearing and Dr. Christine Blasey Ford’s story inspired a
Students Hope To Increase Millennial Turnout
Midterm elections are quickly approaching and voter registration is coming to a close. In years
National Sexual Assault Policies Cause Concern
As Wake Forest revises its policies so survivors of sexual assault feel enabled to report,