Many of your students are profoundly civic- and service-minded, and that is a wonderful quality to have in this generation. They want to help others who are less fortunate, and for many of them they find that in giving to others, they get back tenfold. […]
This is hot off the presses, Deac families: Family Weekend 2013 will be held the weekend of October 4-6. Student Union is the office on campus that organizes the schedule and sponsors the event; normally they release the full schedule and open up for registration […]
We are glad to have your students back on campus following Spring Break! We hope they had fun, but it sure felt empty here without them. Andy Chan, Vice President for Personal and Career Development, posted a new blog entry on his Heart of […]
Today is the last day of Spring Break, and we hope it’s been a great one for your students! While they have been gone, a couple of notable things have happened on campus: the new residence halls on the north side of campus have had […]
A colleague at the Z. Smith Reynolds Library reminded our office that their MOOC (Massive, Open, Online Course) called ZSRx will begin next week on March 18th. All parents and family members are cordially invited (even encouraged!) to participate. Details about ZSRx are below. ————————— […]
Even though it is Spring Break, some of our students are hard at work on an upcoming campus project, Wake ‘N Shake. The Daily Deac talked to Lucas Swenson, a junior Business and Enterprise Management major and co-chair of Wake ‘N Shake 2013, about […]
Big news on campus yesterday! We want to congratulate Wake Debaters Richard Min (a senior Politics and International Affairs major) and Ken Bailey (a senior Computer Science major) who won the American Debate Association National Tournament. They defeated Emory University in the finals on […]
Spring Break is here, and the feeling of spring is here as well. Yesterday it was sunny and reached nearly 70 degrees. If your students had been here, they would have patterned the fields with blankets to sit outside and read, nap, catch some sun, […]
Last but certainly not least, we want to share with you the senior oration of Daniel Stefany. (Editor’s note: I have known the Stefany family for years. His parents are both Wake Forest alumni and they have another son who graduated in 2009. The Stefanys […]
We have two more Senior Orations to feature, and today we are showing the work of Chesleigh Fowler. ——————— Statistics of Success 19th century German anatomist Julian Wolff proposed a theory that a bone once broken will grow back stronger than it was before the […]
