It’s a rainy Wednesday on campus, Deac families. Today is only supposed to get to 68 degrees, which is practically unheard of for June. For our students in summer school, I predict trips to Starbucks today to try and de-gloom. Here’s a few nuggets of […]
Normally at the Daily Deac, we spend a lot of time telling you about what is going on here, how to get your students involved in fun programs and activities, or even just talking about what the weather is like and what we see from […]
The Wake Forest motto is Pro Humanitate or ‘for humanity.’ While students hear and see that phrase a lot, I am not sure how much it really sinks in to their minds. In the early part of your college years, you are so busy immersing […]
Hope all our Deac families are having a good summer. We posted this in the News section of the Parents’ Page a few weeks ago, but since the deadline for parking registration is approaching for sophomores, juniors, and seniors, we wanted to repost it here […]
All is not quiet on the northern and eastern fronts. Major construction continues on the new residence halls (north side of campus) and Farrell Hall (northeast side). The new residence halls can actually begin to be seen – there is a large concrete wall […]
Here are a few items of interest from campus: The Office of Academic Advising has posted an Open Course Report, which shows spaces still available in classes. If your student needs to register for additional classes, this report can show him/her where openings exist. […]
The University is back to work after the long Memorial Day weekend, and today begins the first session of Summer School. There are two sessions each summer: Summer I runs May 29-July 3, and Summer II runs from July 9-August 11. They cover the same […]
The University is closed today for Memorial Day. Because this is a special day of commemoration in this country, the Daily Deac thought this would be a great day to show some of the best pictures of flags on campus. Hope your family is enjoying […]
Now that the students are gone (and the ones coming for Summer School won’t be here for a few more days), the campus is trying to take care of major and minor construction projects that are best accomplished in a relatively empty campus. You already […]
For those of you who are familiar with New Orleans, you may have heard the term lagniappe thrown about. According to the online dictionary, it is used to “denote a little bonus that a friendly shopkeeper might add to a purchase. By extension, it […]
