It’s a new week – and a busy day in my office, so today will share several messages I have received from other groups. The first three are summer options for college, high school, and middle schoolers, respectively. Is your Deac considering law school after […]
Happy Valentine’s Day, Deac families! Hope your day is full of love and joy. If you want to sprinkle a little extra Valentine’s love on your student, send them a Deacon Greeting here. One quick program note before we get to today’s feast: yesterday […]
It is raining again so I am holed up in my office. Whoever has the sun, please send it our way. We need it! Took a look at the Events calendar for the next few days, and there are some fun options across a range […]
Lastnight was a great victory in Deacland: our men’s basketball team beat Carolina. Read the story here. This is a big deal. Carolina is one of Wake’s all time rivals, so whenever we beat them – especially at home – it is a […]
It. Is. Still. Raining. And looks like we will have rain through Thursday. Poteat Field, where so many students play intramurals or informal sports like kicking a soccer ball around, is covered in giant puddles. Definitely not a cheery week. BUT…here’s the bright spot […]
Some of you have written in about the story of the fearless alumnae who were the first women of color to integrate Wake Forest’s residence halls. In case you missed it, there is a story online, but also this great video with the […]
Today’s Daily Deac is a guest post from Matthew Cheng (’20) Marketing Director for TEDxWakeForestU ———————————————– What have you had to re-envision in order to lead a different life? What ideas worth spreading have you generated in the process? These are the essential questions of […]
Earlier this morning, there was a tornado watch issued, then a tornado warning. Details were posted on Wake Alert (and were emailed and texted to all members of the campus community). As with all campuswide emails, I also posted on our Family News […]
Historically our students who go abroad have tended to want to go primarily in the fall semester of their junior year. As I have said before, the pro of that is they get to go abroad with the largest group of their friends, and the […]
I heard a presentation yesterday from a faculty member I very much admire, and one of the things they said was that it takes a full year to adjust to college. Sometimes even more. So it is not unusual to have first-year students (or even […]
