The Student Organizations Council (SOC), an arm of Student Government, released new guidelines for the chartering process, which will no longer operate on a rolling basis.
Now, as outlined on the Office...
As the start of the Fall 2021 semester brings updated COVID-19 protocols, rules and regulations regarding on campus parking have shifted, too.
Students have noticed a recent hike in the price of parking,...
After a crowd of over 300 students gathered outside Poteat Residence Hall on Saturday afternoon to call attention to serious issues surrounding interpersonal violence at Wake Forest, some involved in the...
Edric Toro Espinosa is a senior from Guaynabo, Puerto Rico majoring in business & enterprise management (BEM) with a concentration in new business development. Over the summer, Toro Espinosa was a...
Residence Life and Housing (RL&H) has made six major changes on behalf of resident advisers (RAs) after many of them voiced their concerns during the COVID-19 surge in the spring 2021 semester.
According...
After being forced to cancel last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the largest annual book festival in the Carolinas is returning to the streets of downtown Winston-Salem for its 16th iteration. The...
Following the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan on Aug. 15, the plight of Afghan refugees has become a pressing humanitarian concern. The issue is galvanizing the efforts of many international,...
COVID-19 Violations/Underage Consumption/Drug Offenses
• An underage student consumed four White Claws at the DKE house. The student refused medical treatment. The report was filed at 2:31 a.m. on Aug....
A little after noon on Wednesday, Winston-Salem police responded to reports of a shooting at Mt. Tabor High School in Winston-Salem. One student, William Chavis Raynard Miller, Jr., was shot and transported...
At 2 a.m. on Saturday morning, a student walking near Wait Chapel noticed a small grey and gold SUV with an elongated end passing by parking lots P and Q. When the student realized that the vehicle was...
In many ways, the past 48 hours have been a reckoning for Wake Forest’s campus. In light of all that has occurred, there are now many unpleasant truths with which the student body, administrators and...
After three pandemic semesters, Wake Forest felt almost normal on Aug. 23 when students experienced their first fully in-person FDOC since 2019.
While individuals were wearing masks indoors, Hearn Plaza...
