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"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

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Will Kunisaki

Will Kunisaki, Multimedia Director

Will Kunisaki is a junior from Baltimore, Md. majoring in politics & international affairs with minors in journalism and communications. On Wake Forest’s campus, Will is a member of the Wake Forest Catholic Community and Dow Jones Club. Outside of the newsroom, Will enjoys going to the gym, watching sports and photography.

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Juke Harris (2) glances up at the scoreboard before tip-off. He finished with 18 points and seven rebounds.

Photo Gallery: Men’s Basketball rolls past American to open 2025-26 campaign

Piper Saunders and Will Kunisaki
November 6, 2025
The Office of Personal and Career Development (OPCD) is located on the second floor of Reynolda Hall in room 230

[Photo] Unemployment is on the rise: Should you be worried?

Nick Costantino, City & State Editor
November 5, 2025
Bella Santos is Chief Editor of Wake Forest’s literary magazine, Three to Four Ounces

[Photo] Three to Four Ounces literary magazine pushes creative boundaries

Bianca Reznic, Staff Writer
November 5, 2025
John Currie began his tenure as Athletics Director in 2019. He graduated from Wake Forest in 1993.

[Photo] Q&A with John Currie

Benjamin Pappas, Video Contributor
November 3, 2025
A/perture cinema, located on 311 West Fourth Street in downtown Winston-Salem.

[Photo] A/perture cinema is the heart of the “City of the Arts”

Grace Schuringa, Arts & Culture Editor
October 31, 2025
The Carolina Classic fair celebrated its 143rd Anniversary this year.

[Photo] The Carolina Classic is more than just a fair

Grace Schuringa, Arts & Culture Editor
October 31, 2025
The newly named Hopkins Residence Hall is located on Wake Forest’s South Campus among the other freshman residence halls.

[Photo] Hopkins Hall dedication ceremony honors Beth and Larry Hopkins

Jill Yoder, News Editor
October 31, 2025
Collaborative performance by the UNCSA symphony orchestra and the Wake Forest Symphony orchestra

[Photo] The Art of Trees

Reese Lile, Environment Editor
October 30, 2025
Steve Forbes shouting directions in last season’s matchup vs. NC State. The Wake Forest head coach has been active in this year’s recruiting class.

[Photo] Wake Forest Basketball lands three top 2026 recruits

James Lombardo, Sports Editor
October 19, 2025
Jaden Keller (24) jogs onto the field during Virginia Tech’s “Enter Sandman” entrance.

Photo Gallery: Wake Forest earns first ACC win at Virginia Tech

Piper Saunders and Will Kunisaki
October 7, 2025
In 2024, the majority of undergraduate students enrolled were from North Carolina, totaling up 860 students.

[Photo] Who really benefits from Wake Forest’s tuition-free promise?

Syed Abdullah, Contributing Title
October 4, 2025
A statue of the beloved Wake Forest mascot the “Demon Deacon”, a name coined in the 1920s after Wake Forest beat the Trinity Blue Devils.

[Photo] The Big Little: Marketing Wake Forest’s uniqueness

Commerce Fisk, Contributing Writer
September 28, 2025
NBA star and Winston-Salem native, Chris Paul, brought sincere insight to the audience at the Face to Face event.

[Photo] Chris Paul steps in for Magic Johnson at the Face to Face Speaker Forum

Alexandra Meier, Features Editor
September 25, 2025
Bridget Sullivan is no longer an employee at Wake Forest because of a post on X about Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

[Photo] Athletic trainer is no longer a University employee following Charlie Kirk comments

Jill Yoder, News Editor
September 23, 2025
Wake Forest University passed a program to give free tuition to in-state families earning under $200k.

[Photo] Wake Forest to go tuition-free for North Carolina families earning under $200K

Caroline Khalaf, News Editor
September 23, 2025
The district dubbed Sept. 15 "Transition Day," where no classes were held and faculty and staff alike could adjust to their new responsibilities.

[Photo] Walkouts, protests erupt across the WS/FCS district

Nick Costantino, City & State Editor
September 20, 2025
Head coach Jake Dickert walks onto the field during pregame warmups.

Photo Gallery: Wake Forest drops first game of season in 34–24 loss to NC State

Chris Wallace and Will Kunisaki
September 17, 2025
Veronica Miller has been a security officer on campus since 2023.

[Photo] Veronica Miller: a friendly presence at the heart of campus

Miriam Fabrycky, Features Editor
September 17, 2025
Professors are seeking new ways to adjust their courses due to the rise of Artificial Intelligence.

[Photo] Wake Forest professors navigate AI in the classroom

Aric Loiacono, Contributing Writer
September 17, 2025
The Wellbeing Center has space for individuals to complete their own workouts in addition to offering group classes such as pilates and spin classes.

[Photo] Sign-ups and Inclusion: A New Group Fitness Policy

Shani Schwartz, Staff Writer
September 11, 2025
Huffman residence hall, located off of South Campus, is now reserved for first-year students.

[Photo] The expansion of ‘freshman-land’

Sydney Glenn, Contributing Writer
September 5, 2025
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school Board of Education approved sweeping layoffs in an attempt to patch a $46 million budget hole.

[Photo] Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education Approves Dramatic Staff Layoffs

James Watson, City & State Editor
September 4, 2025
You can write as much or as little as you please, and your articles will enrich the opinions section and bring your bright ideas to life among your campus community.

[Photo] Why are opinion pieces important?

Sara Catherine Bradshaw, Opinion Editor
September 4, 2025
The flag poles in front of Wait Chapel surround the quad and display banners with Wake Forest University's well-known motto "Pro-Humanitate".

[Photo] The problem with fearing Donald Trump

Towne Moores, Opinion Editor
September 4, 2025
Wake Forest students share advice and stories to help freshman transition into college life

[Photo] The Demon Deacon’s guide to navigating the forest as a freshman

Alexandra Meier, Features Editor
September 3, 2025
Wake Forest University joins a long list of other institutions of higher learning, speaking out against undue government intrusion.

[Photo] Wake Forest University calls for constructive engagement

Mattie Stillerman, Opinion Editor
May 9, 2025
Sydney Smith presenting “Empathy: Strengthens Advocacy: The NC Hog Industry and Beyond”

[Photo] Student voices, sustainable futures: Earth Talks return to Wake Forest

Cayden Hart, Staff Writer
April 24, 2025
Student Government posted the results of the Student Body President run-off election on April 11, where Williams won the ballot.

[Photo] Student Government announces 2025 Student Body President election results

Mattie Stillerman, Opinion Editor
April 16, 2025
"The current system needs greater transparency and structure," columnist Nat Wiegmann writes.

[Photo] Column: In a wild west, collegiate athletics need guidelines

Nat Wiegmann, Staff Columnist
April 10, 2025
N.C. Attorney General Jeff Jackson spoke to students and scholars from around the country in Wake Forest University’s Farrell Hall.

[Photo] N.C. Attorney General Jeff Jackson lends his advice to tomorrow’s leaders

Andrew Braun, Managing Editor
April 11, 2025
President Wente shared a comment via email, detailing the importance of keeping the Wake Forest community informed and assured of the commitments of the institution.

[Photo] Black women in the marathon for democracy

Sheryl Zhang, Staff Writer
March 26, 2025
The Office of Sustainability is an award-winning department that strives to incorporate sustainability efforts into campus life, such as renovating buildings to be more environmentally conscious, developing campus campaigns, integrating renewable energy on campus and optimizing existing space.

[Photo] Wake Forest needs to break out of their “green bubble”

Sarah Mikolaichik, Contributing Writer
April 7, 2025

Photo Gallery: Baseball splits weekend against Maryland, Princeton

Will Kunisaki and Chris Wallace
March 31, 2025
This year, Women’s History Month is nationally themed “Moving Forward Together! Women Educating and Inspiring Generations,” honoring women in education, mentorship and leadership.

[Photo] Wake Forest Celebrates Women’s History Month

Jill Yoder, Staff Writer
March 28, 2025
Students break their fasts at an iftar hosted by the Muslim Student Association.

[Photo] A day in the life of a student fasting for Ramadan

Miriam Fabrycky, Features Editor
March 28, 2025
Students break their fast at an iftar hosted by the Muslim Student Association.

The Founders Day addresses each touched on the deep and transformative impact of Wake Forest on the lives of all those who step on to campus, as well as the power each person has to be the creators of a transformative culture.

[Photo] Wake Forest Celebrates 191st Founders Day

Jill Yoder, Staff Writer
March 22, 2025
The Founders Day addresses each touched on the deep and transformative impact of Wake Forest on the lives of all those who step on to campus, as well as the power each person has to be the creators of a transformative culture.

Freshman Charlie Robertson took on Cal’s Timofey Stepanov in fourth singles on Sunday. Their match stood unfinished, finishing at 6-4, 5-6.

[Photo] No. 1 Men’s Tennis sweeps weekend, remains undefeated

Sean Kennedy, Sports Editor
March 7, 2025
Wake Forest’s Office of Sustainability seeks to achieve climate neutrality and introduce sustainability curriculum

[Photo] The Office of Sustainability creates campus change

Skyler Villamar-Jones, Sophie Fionda, and Cameron Bitove
March 7, 2025
NPHC members form a much smaller percentage of the Greek life category and have been continuously overlooked because of it.

[Photo] Examining the disparities in Greek Life at Wake Forest

Jacqueline Gorfin and Ahlanna Nikole Jackson
March 7, 2025

Photo Gallery: Baseball sweeps opening weekend against LIU, Marist

Will Kunisaki and Gabriel Herrera
February 26, 2025
A dark Reynolda Hall gives the campus an ominous feel.

[Photo] We still need the analog world

Miriam Fabrycky, Features Editor
February 21, 2025
Dead Man’s Cell Phone serves as a prescient warning of the shift in interpersonal connection, and disconnect, in a world ruled by technology.

[Photo] Dead Man’s Cell Phone

Grace Schuringa, Arts and Culture Editor
February 21, 2025
Wake Forest starters huddle prior to kickoff in the national championship match against North Carolina on Dec. 9.

Women’s Soccer Historic Season Ends in Heartbreak

Sean Kennedy and Will Kunisaki
December 12, 2024
Senior defender Zara Chavoshi (24) moves the ball upfield in the second half of the sweet sixteen match against Ohio State on Nov. 24.

No. 2 Women’s Soccer earns second-ever appearance in the College Cup

Will Kunisaki, Staff Writer
December 4, 2024
Junior forward Caiya Hanks (9) sprints after the ball in Friday evenings’s match against Morehead State.

No. 2 Seed Women’s Soccer Rolls Past Morehead State

Will Kunisaki, Staff Writer
November 20, 2024
Bo Cummins (2) and Amoni Thomas (4) pose with the ACC Tournament Championship trophy.

Photo Gallery: Men’s Soccer wins ACC Championship

Will Kunisaki, Staff Writer
November 20, 2024
Cooper Flax (18) celebrates his second goal with Prince Amponsah (27).

Photo Gallery: First half dominance leads Men’s soccer in ACC Semifinal

Will Kunisaki, Staff Writer
November 20, 2024
Wake Forest Men’s Soccer took home their first conference championship since 2017 after winning 1-1 (7-6) on penalty kicks.

[Photo] Men’s Soccer wins ACC Championship

Sean Kennedy, Sports Editor
November 20, 2024
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