Today begins the symposium on A.R. Ammons, Wake Forest’s noted poet. Single Threads Unbraided will be taking place today and tomorrow on campus. Whether your student is an English major, just likes poetry and art, or is simply proud to have a renowned poet of […]
It’s Friday, parents! A beautiful sunny day is on the horizon for your students – mid 60s, great fall weather. Campus is turning its attention to several noteworthy athletic events coming this weekend: Men’s basketball plays tonight at 7 pm the LJVM Coliseum against […]
To all our Wake Forest parents who are serving in the military on active duty or are veterans, and to all our students in the ROTC program, Happy Veterans Day!
It’s November, a month left for school. Students are starting to see the end of the semester on the horizon. For those students (and parents) who are thinking about finals already and returning home, you may want to check this out. The Committee on Academic […]
I was visiting with a prospective WFU family recently and they were looking for local restaurant recommendations. Student Union compiled a restaurant list this year for Family Weekend, and the WFU student entrepreneurial venture mySavu.com also has a list of restaurants on their […]
If you missed it this weekend, the Lady Deacs of women’s soccer are the new ACC Champions. Here’s a recap from wakeforestsports.com: “Goalkeeper Aubrey Bledsoe saved three Maryland penalty kicks and the Demon Deacons made all three of their attempts to give the […]
This morning’s issue of the Old Gold and Black has some good stories. Here are a few highlights: “Researchers at the Center for Nanotechnology and Molecular Materials here at the university are changing the way we will think about one of the most […]
A few days ago, I posted about some sort of road race/scavenger hunt taking place on campus. Now we have some more information about what this was: a race sponsored by Campus Recreation called The Unpredictable. Here’s how it is described: “Teams of […]
What are students advertising right now on campus? Everything from Jazz bands and dancing to Greek life and Christianity to music, poetry and Photoshop. Here’s a sampling of the signs and sights of campus this week.
All over campus this morning, there are sideways 8s (the infinity sign). They are chalked on the sidewalk in front of the library and on the retaining walls near the front entrance. They are on the cement pillars on the edges of Reynolda Hall, […]
