Deac families – today is a very important day in our calendar, and it is a day where you can help us earn an amazing benefit. Today is the Million Dollar Day. You might recall last June we had a one-day blitz in support of […]
Happy Monday, Deac families! While the Daily Deac is on vacation, we’re still bringing you good news from campus. This week we’re looking at Things to Look Forward to in 2014-15. Our series continues with Project Pumpkin. Project Pumpkin is a Halloween carnival that is […]
We’re continuing our preview series of Things to Look Forward to in 2014-15. And today we are all about Hit the Bricks. Hit the Bricks is a wonderful campus tradition that combines philanthropy and service with genteel intercampus rivalry, music, fun, and teamwork. Students form […]
The crack team at the Daily Deac is taking a few days off, and so for the next week or so we won’t be covering the day-to-day as it happens, but rather giving you a preview of things to come for the fall semester. Both […]
Here’s a little “did you know?” for this morning, Deac families. Did you know that one of the greatest spaces on campus is not on campus at all, but is at the President’s house, which is just a mile or two away from campus? It’s […]
Here’s a fun way to start your Monday, Deac families. You can help out our good friends at Reynolda House, Museum of American Art. They are in – as unlikely as this sounds – a virtual dance-off with other museums. They had to create […]
Happy Black and Gold Friday to all our Deac families out there. Hope that you are showing your Wake Forest spirit by sporting a little black and gold today. That’s our standard Friday uniform, and we encourage you to embrace it wherever you are. I […]
Pro Humanitate is our University motto. It means ‘for humanity,’ and the spirit of the motto is that we ought to be taking the skills and knowledge and talent we develop at Wake Forest and put it to work for the greater good. Our Wake […]
We received the sad news this morning that Maya Angelou, Reynolds Professor of American Studies, has passed away at the age of 86. There is a very nice remembrance website and guestbook, which I commend to you. Much will be written about this […]
We hope you enjoyed a long Memorial Day weekend. The 3-day break ends and the first session of Summer Session begins. From this afternoon until July 3rd, we will have a small cohort of summer students here working on things like Organic Chemistry or Accounting […]
