Senior Portraits and Purchasing a Yearbook

As graduation day creeps closer and closer, senior portraits are just around the corner. The Howler, Wake Forest’s official yearbook, in conjunction with Lifetouch Photography, will be holding two weeks of portrait sessions (one in the fall semester and one in the spring) so make sure to encourage your senior to find time in their calendar to stop by and get photographed. The staff encourages all seniors to make an appointment for a time slot in the fall photo sessions so students don’t have to worry about missing the spring photo dates. There is no fee to get photographed, and all photos will be available to purchase online after the photo sessions are complete. Below, you will find more information on the fall dates for senior portraits to send to your student.

• Dates: Mon-Fri, October 23rd – October 27th
  
• Times: 11am – 7pm
  
• Location: Benson Center, Room 500 – can be accessed by elevator or by the staircase directly across from the elevator
  
• Attire: Business Casual (i.e. blazer and button-down for males and a nice blouse and/or sweater for females). Caps and gowns will also be provided upon arrival.
• To make an appointment, visit www.ouryear.com and enter school code 87110. You can also call 1-800-OUR-YEAR (687-9327) during normal business hours.
  
• Please be prepared to provide the photographer with your major at the time of your sitting.

Purchasing a Yearbook:

The Wake Forest yearbook staff is happy to announce that The Howler, Wake Forest University’s official yearbook, is now on sale for the 2017-2018 school year. All yearbooks can be purchased directly online through www.yearbookordercenter.com and will be sent to your student’s address of choice (our staff recommends the home address for all students). This year’s yearbook will include all athletic teams, major events on campus, all accredited campus organizations, academic departments, and Greek organizations. Below, you will find step-by-step information on how to purchase a yearbook for your Wake Forest student. If you have any questions or problems, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Rachel Howland, editor-in-chief of the Howler, at howlrm14@wfu.edu.