There was a quiet intensity in the room and a universal understanding about how influential the man with the easy smile across the table was. At the center sat Mark Birkhead, a Wake Forest alumnus visiting...
If I see one more LinkedIn post beginning with the words “I’m excited to announce that this summer […],” I’m going to start sending my therapy bill to their headquarters.
Generation Z is...
An email inbox can feel like a battleground, especially for a university student. One must sort through professor announcements, countless advertisements, endless surveys and the occasional announcement...
Wake Forest has made praiseworthy efforts in sustainability, but it's time to ask: Could the campus be doing more to expand these efforts beyond just the Office of Sustainability?
Climate change is...
Before this semester, I did not realize how much of my senior spring would be spent quantifying my life, distilling my value as a future employee or graduate student into a single page of 11-point font.
College...
Our worth isn’t defined by how much we can cram into a day, how many credit hours we can take, how many clubs we can join or how many people we can talk to. Wake Forest students don’t do anything halfway....
When Ella Nuzzo stepped on campus in the fall of 2021, she thought she’d study politics. But as her sophomore year approached, she grew scared she wouldn’t secure internships or jobs. Nuzzo resolved...
The first few weeks of January are the epitome of chaos for most female Wake Forest students. Thousands of students flock back to campus before classes begin to participate in rush, where active sorority...
Thank goodness it’s basketball season! I don’t know about y’all, but I am tired of losing football games. It is time for Wake Forest to put money where its mouth is and prove that we are in fact...
As the Steve Miller Band once noted, “Time keeps on slipping, slipping, into the future.” While it feels like we all returned to campus only yesterday for another eventful semester, finals are already...
The market price to attend Wake Forest University is $91,266 per year; that’s a total of $365,064 if you graduate in four years, excluding financial aid. Now imagine spending $365,064 and not being prepared...
My identity as a Black woman raised by Ethiopian immigrants is one I’m proud of. From the way I view the world to how I interact with others, it shapes my everyday life. Coming to Wake Forest, I knew...
