If your student is looking for an internship, we received information from our Office of Personal and Career Development that a new one is being posted, with a quick turnaround for applications. ————- The Friends of Cape Lookout is seeking an intern. *The internship is […]
There is a terrific article on the Wake Forest News website about our philosophy professor, Dr. Christian Miller, and his work with The Character Project. Dr. Miller is young and energetic and has won teaching awards on campus – a really special guy from […]
This morning I was taking a look at some of the campus photo archives, and came across this picture of the new uptown Schools of Business facility in Charlotte. In the background of this picture, you can see a Deacon statue. Back in 2001, […]
Summer session is progressing steadily. And this week we welcomed in a new crop of students – most of them 13 and under, via Wake Forest summer camps. Walking across campus yesterday, I saw tons of students on Poteat Field for soccer camp, and there […]
If you are a golf fan, you will have seen that Wake Forest’s own Webb Simpson (’08) won the US Open yesterday. Wake Forest has a rich tradition of being a golf powerhouse (Arnold Palmer, anyone?) – so in a sense it is not surprising […]
It’s Friday on campus, Deac families, and for the second day in a row it has been unseasonably cool in the mornings. There is virtually no humidity – rare for this point in June – and this morning as I came into the building the […]
The Parent Programs office received a very good question from an incoming parent yesterday, and we thought it might be worth posting here because there are likely other new families who have the same question. “My student has taken a foreign language for four years […]
As we continue with summer break, we have had the opportunity to visit with some of our terrific colleagues at Wake Forest and interview them. There are so many wonderful people here who touch the lives of our students in profound and lifechanging ways, […]
Through the beauty of social media outlets like Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest, you can be privy to other people’s “bucket lists” – those things you hope to do in life. They could be big adventures, or small accomplishments, but they are meaningful to you. […]
If you are not a Southerner born and bred, you may not be familiar with the beauty that is a magnolia tree when it is in full bloom. The magnolias on campus are absolutely gorgeous right now. The trees are filled with very large […]
