The Volunteer Service Corps sent out an email last week with a wide range of volunteer opportunities for students. The item below caught my eye because it is an opportunity for freshmen. Please pass it on to your students as you see fit. It is […]
Academic advising sessions were held last week, so I had the chance to talk to my ten freshmen during our one-on-one meetings. Even though they are all years away from having to find a job or a graduate school program, in each of my meetings […]
That’s right, sports fans, you read that right. It is snowing in Winston-Salem this morning. March 28th, spring officially has already started, and yet it’s snowing. Thankfully for all, it will not stick. It’s projected to be high of 45 degrees today, low of 35. […]
This week’s issue of the Old Gold and Black is out (and also available online). Here’s a sampling of some of the stories in the student newspaper: ARAMARK – the topic of the University’s food service provider is raised, with students expressing a […]
This week’s issue of the Old Gold and Black is out (and also available online). Here’s a sampling of some of the stories in the student newspaper: ARAMARK – the topic of the University’s food service provider is raised, with students expressing a […]
It’s a busy time on campus – lots of flyers posted for various lectures, activities and other adventures. Here’s some of what your students are seeing as they enter the Pit. We’ve got films, dodgeball, math, dancing, and even Darth Vader.
Our colleagues in Campus Life and Student Union work hard to provide a vast array of programs and activities for our students every weekend. They recently came out with their Wake the Weekends poster (click the link to be able to see it […]
Today from 4-5:30 there is a special reception in the library. As you may have heard, the The Z. Smith Reynolds Library won the 2011 Excellence in Academic Libraries Award from the Association of College and Research Libraries. To the novice in library […]
Last Thursday, there was a special premiere of the movie “The 5th Quarter,” which covered the story of WFU football player Jon Abbate and a family tragedy where his younger brother Luke was killed in a car accident. The movie, much of which was filmed […]
One of the great joys of working in the Parent Programs office comes when we have the opportunity to meet prospective families visiting campus. Right now it’s spring break for a lot of high schools, and campus tour traffic is high. I happened to meet […]
