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A Wonderful Reason to Smile Today

There is always a ton of things going on at Wake that I might not know about if not for a serendipitous mention by another person on campus.  And this one is a happy, happy thing. For those of who watch the Jimmy Kimmel show, […]


Monday Round Up

While most of the northeastern part of our country is bracing for the threat of a big snowstorm, there is no such threat in Winston-Salem.  So if you are a Deac family in the snowpocalypse line of fire – and there is a sizeable portion […]


Let’s Talk About the Flu

Student Health sent a message to all of campus yesterday regarding high numbers of students presenting with the flu.  Here is the text of that message: —————- The following message is sent on behalf of the Wake Forest Student Health Service: The Student Health Service […]


Guest Blogger on Study Abroad

Daily Deac fans, today I have the great joy of passing along an essay written by sophomore Ashley Laughlin (’17) about her experience in Dijon, France.  Ashley chronicled her semester abroad and was willing to share it here. As a student who studied abroad in […]


A Conversation with Mr. Wake Forest

My colleagues at the ZSR Library sent me this notice of a speaking event on Thursday.  This is something your students should drop what they are doing and attend. Every school has a legendary professor figure.  And at Wake Forest that professor is Ed […]


A Long Weekend

Happy Black and Gold Friday, Deac families!  I hope you are wearing Wake Forest colors wherever you are and helping keep our spirit alive in your home areas.  Since it’s a Friday, we also want to remind you it’s a great day to call your […]


Wednesday Five Senses

The local school district was closed today on threat of freezing rain and roads, but as I drove to work there was just one moment of sliding and nothing more.  Wake’s classes remained on schedule. It’s been a long while since we did a “Five […]


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