"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

'Covers the campus like the magnolias'
"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

The Womens Center and the Wake Forest School of Business partnered to host the Women-Owned Business Market.

Women-Owned Business Market features local entrepreneurs

Alexandra Meier, Senior Writer March 26, 2024

The Women’s Center partnered with the Wake Forest School of Business to host the first Women-Owned Business Market on Mar. 20. Wake Forest students and faculty gathered in the Founders Living Room of...

Provost Gillespie gave her second annual address on March 6. (Courtesy of Wake Forest University)

Provost Michele Gillespie gives her second annual address

Skyler Villamar-Jones, Senior Writer March 26, 2024

On March 6, Wake Forest faculty, staff and students gathered in Broyhill Auditorium to hear about Wake Forest’s year of strides and challenges. Provost Michele Gillespie gave her second annual address...

Housing stability is statistically connected to other social indicators such as child development, better health and increased economic opportunities. (Courtesy of the Office of Civic & Community Engagement)

Data Dive event unpacks the affordable housing crisis in Forsyth County

Alexandra Meier, Senior Writer March 19, 2024

Wake Forest welcomed community leaders to lead a conversation titled “Data Dive: Housing Supply in Forsyth County,” in the Lower Auditorium of Wait Chapel on Feb. 29. The event was hosted by the Office...

A sign posted outside Salem Chapel voting site reads Polling Place on Tuesday, March 5 — the day of the North Carolina primary elections. Wake Forest students registered with a South Campus address voted here.

2024 N.C. Primary results: Stein and Robinson set to face-off in November for high-profile Governor’s race, major upset in Winston-Salem city council

Maddie Stopyra and James Watson March 7, 2024

Editor’s Note: The following primary election results are accurate as of March 6, according to the North Carolina Board of Elections. Alongside 14 other states and one territory, the North Carolina...

Rehm also said that it is equally important to recognize the positive and negative experiences intertwined with womanhood. She said the Women’s Center hopes everyone can benefit and learn from the events taking place for Women’s History Month.

A preview of Women’s History Month at Wake Forest

Skyler Villamar-Jones, Senior Writer March 7, 2024

Friday, March 1 marked the beginning of Women’s History Month, which, this year, is nationally themed,  “Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.” Wake Forest’s Women’s Center,...

The Workday initiative is led by Executive Vice President Jacqueline Travisono and Provost Michele Gillespie as well as a steering committee, composed of representatives across the university. (Courtesy of Wake Forest Athletics)

Wake Forest adopts Workday Student

Alexandra Meier, Senior Writer March 4, 2024

Wake Forest is implementing the Workday Student software to be used as a Student Information System in replacement of Ellucian Banner, which hosts the Wake Information Network (WIN). The software will...

The Lunar New Year is a time of celebration and tradition. (Courtesy of Wake Forest University)

Student groups host events to celebrate the Lunar New Year in February

Caroline Khalaf, Senior Writer March 4, 2024

Multiple events were held throughout February to celebrate the Lunar New Year, the beginning of a new year based on the lunisolar calendars.   The Lunar New Year is a 15-day festival beginning on...

North Carolinas primaries will be held on March 5, with early voting extending through March 2. (Courtesy of Sora Shimazaki, Creative Commons)

A student’s guide to voting in the North Carolina primary election

Maddie Stopyra and Eve Darke February 29, 2024

According to Wake Forest Assistant Director for Advocacy and Social Justice Deb Marke, primary elections are “underrated,” and they present opportunities for voters to compare their beliefs with those...

While we’re no Schoolhouse Rock, hopefully you have all the tools you need to head triumphantly to the ballot box this coming Tuesday, March 5. (Courtesy of MoCo360)

Candidate Roundup: a guide to 2024 municipal primary elections

James Watson, Arts & Culture Editor February 27, 2024

Now that you’ve familiarized yourself with the state executive offices of North Carolina through our previous guide, it’s time to move on to voting 201: municipal elections.  The task of understanding...

Cheney emphasized the importance of constitutionalism within the parties that run our democracy.

Face to Face Speaker Forum welcomes Liz Cheney

Caroline Khalaf, Senior Writer February 27, 2024

Former United States Representative Liz Cheney shared anecdotes about her life in United States politics for the 2024 Face to Face speaker forum on Feb. 22 in Wait Chapel. From 2017 to 2023, Cheney...

Dr. Mandy K. Cohen. (Courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

Dr. Mandy K Cohen to deliver Wake Forest’s commencement address

Claire O’Brien, News Editor February 27, 2024

Dr. Mandy K. Cohen will deliver Wake Forest’s 2024 commencement address on Monday, May 20 on Hearn Plaza.  Cohen serves as the Director for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and...

On Feb. 19, Winston-Salem protestors held signs during the city council meeting including phrases such as “stop bombing kids”and “Your tax $$$ are dropping bombs on babies.”

Activists demand Winston-Salem city council call for ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war, as renewed international pressure mounts

James Watson, Arts & Culture Editor February 22, 2024

At Monday night’s bi-monthly City Council meeting, approximately a dozen protesters erupted after the public comment period, chanting “cease-fire now” as council members filed into a scheduled closed...

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