Intern C has been working in our office to chronicle some of the activities on campus from a student’s perspective. C was at the Pit this past Thursday to witness Thanksgiving at the Pit, where our campus dining team laid out a very festive […]
Happy Friday before Thanksgiving, Deac families! We are very excited to share with you a new part of our coverage of campus life at Wake Forest. It’s called Focus on the Forest and it is a photoblog featuring some of the great shots that […]
By the end of this evening, most of our students will have registered for their Spring 2013 semester courses. Some of our students will be taking fewer than the typical 15 credit hour semester, and for a variety of reasons: it could be they have […]
Yesterday we sent out the third issue of the Wake Parents and Families e-newsletter, and our cover story was about some of the holiday traditions on campus: the Lovefeast, the Lighting of the Quad, and the celebration of Hanukkah with the campus menorah. If your […]
The Wake Forest motto of Pro Humanitate (for humanity) is alive and well on campus, and never more so than at the holidays. Campus Kitchen is holding its annual Turkeypalooza this week. The Wake Forest News Service has a great description of Turkeypalooza […]
One more full week and then many of our students will be headed to Thanksgiving break. If your student is staying on campus and you want to order him/her a proper Thanksgiving meal, our office just received information from Salem Kitchen about their “Thanksgiving […]
Final exams at Wake Forest University will take place from December 10th, 2012 to December 15th, 2012. In late November, students will begin preparation for final exams. During this time of preparation and the final exam period, students may find themselves extremely busy and in […]
This week, Wake Forest women (mostly first-year students and sophomores) are registering for sorority recruitment, which will take place in January. The Parent Programs office sat down with Steve Hirst, Director of Student Leadership and Organizations, and Annie Carlson, Associate Director of Student Leadership and […]
Depending on your student’s level of civic engagement and interest, Tuesday could have been a long night of watching election returns and following the national and state races closely. As the electoral college maps show, NC’s electoral votes went to Mitt Romney. In terms of […]
Yesterday the Daily Deac talked about Puppies on the Quad, today we’re talking about Humans v. Zombies, an annual event sponsored by the very creative staff of the Z. Smith Reynolds Library. Your students are working very hard here, but they need times […]
