In this Issue: It is still unseasonably (and in my mind, unreasonably) cold today: there is thankfully plenty of sun, but it will only get to be around 45 degrees today. Tomorrow will be much more spring-like, and then Sunday is now projected to be […]
In this Issue: After all the crazy storms yesterday, temperatures dropped in a big way: today’s high is only supposed to get up to 44 degrees (and with a breeze, the ‘feels like’ temperature is 35). Not gonna lie, these temps feel very unfair after […]
In this Issue: Welcome back, Daily Deacdom! I hope all our Deacs had a happy, fun, and restful Spring Break. Today started up with a lot of tornado watches and indications that today could be full of strong thunderstorms and wind. Wake Alert has […]
In this Issue: Spring Break is just a few hours away (though I know some students got a head start a day or two early). Between the joy of an upcoming break from classes, and the absolutely spectacular weather we are having (mid 70s, sunny, […]
In this Issue: Today we have a lot of news to cover, so we will get right to it! Construction slated for new pedestrian pathway to The Grounds “Construction on a new pedestrian pathway connecting Faculty Drive to The Grounds will begin in early March. […]
In this Issue: Today is an absolutely glorious day. It’s sunny and about 68 degrees with a mild breeze. It really feels like Spring today, and with Spring Break just around the corner, the mood on campus feels really happy. It’s also really, really hard […]
In this Issue: tell us the places you love in Winston-Salem Today is an audience participation kind of day. One of the things we try to do every year or two is ask our parents and families for their recommendations of best places to eat, […]
In this Issue: I am calling today the Monday-est Monday because yesterday it was sunny and warm…and today we are back in the mid-40s. I saw this meme on social media yesterday and it pretty much sums it up: Spring Break officially starts […]
In this Issue: the Life of a Teacher-Scholar I am out of the office today, so this is a pre-post Dr. Nelly van Doorn-Harder – Professor of Religious Studies, Co-Director of the Middle East and South Asia Studies program, and Kenan Professor of Humanities – […]
In this Issue: I was on campus at 5:45 a.m. heading to the gym and saw a couple of members of our ROTC No Fear Battalion doing a march with a full pack on their shoulders, in the pouring rain no less. Nothing but respect […]
