Author: Betsy Chapman Archive

In this Issue: It’s the day after Hit the Bricks, and while I am tired, it’s a happy tired. Yours truly managed to walk 8 miles and 19K steps yesterday, and it was pure joy to be on the Quad with all the students, faculty, […]

In this Issue: Today is Hit the Bricks, and I have a team I will be walking with, so this is a prepost. Remember to check out the Quad Cam and see if you can catch the last of the day’s action. Questions to […]

In this Issue: today we talk about the housing process for students who study abroad Studying abroad is a high-impact experience that can be a transformational moment in a student’s life. I know it was in mine. For students going abroad for the semester, there […]

In this Issue: It’s a beautiful day in the forest of Wake, as Coach Skip Prosser was fond of saying. Check out these beautiful orange trees at the bottom of this screen grab from the Quad Cam: If you have not already bookmarked […]

In this Issue: It’s a new week, Deac families, and a warm day at that. After several days of really stunning mid-70s temps, we are back up to the low 80s today. Mercifully, the forecast for Hit the Bricks on Thursday looks spectacular: high of […]

In this issue: Happy Friday, Deac families! All signs point to a beautiful fall weather weekend, so your Deacs should be in high spirits. I found several web gems that might give you a smile as you start your weekend. Enjoy! URECA/Undergraduate Research Day One […]

In this Issue: Today feels like all good vibes. It’s a beautiful day outside: blue sky, cool morning, high of 75, some of the leaves starting to turn red. It’s almost the weekend, and I know our students are looking forward to the break. Many […]

In this Issue: So much for my talking yesterday about the great fall weather forecast: it has been an on-and-off, needle-fine rain all morning. Today is a pretty packed day of meetings for me, so we’ll get right to it. First-year student/Class of 2027 pulse […]

In this Issue: I am hoping we are in Actual Fall and not False Fall, because this week’s forecast is fantastic and I want this kind of weather to last. Check it out: Today we are going to talk about a few […]

In this Issue: It was a bit of a wet Family Weekend for us, but I hope that if you attended, you had a great time despite the occasional burst of rain. I loved seeing so many families – I am told close to 1,700 […]