Provost Rogan Kersh (’86) sends a newsletter out to faculty and staff each month, and there are a few items that might be of interest to your students (or you, if you are going to be in the area). The first is an announcement of […]
It’s a cool and grey morning on campus, Deac families. Some rain in the forecast for this morning, and then cool weather predicted for the rest of the week. I think it is finally time to break out the fall jackets for real. Here […]
Even though Family Weekend was just this past weekend, in some ways it already feels like it is a lifetime away. For students, there is the crunch of final papers, tests, or projects before the looming Fall Break. (Interesting point about Fall Break – it […]
As we close down the week on campus, the air is getting a little cooler, the trees are getting a little more color in them, and it is beginning to feel more and more like fall is coming. Fall is a fantastic time on campus […]
Tonight there is an opportunity for your students to enjoy – for free! – what promises to be a rousing musical performance. The Secrest Artists Series brings national and international acts to campus, and tonight they are hosting the Carolina Chocolate Drops in Wait […]
On Saturday, there was a very special Wake Forest event: a combination birthday party and campaign launch to name the Main Stage Theatre after Harold C. Tedford, former chair of the department. Dr. T, as he is affectionately known, came to Wake Forest in […]
It has been a very busy week in the Parent Programs office, which is reflected in this week’s lack of Daily Deacs. We are wrapping up the final New Student Receptions for incoming first-year students and trying to prepare for their arrival in less than […]
One of the jewels in Wake Forest’s crown is Casa Artom, our residential study abroad house in Venice. It is a former consulate and is located on the Grand Canal right next to the Guggenheim museum. Decades of Wake Forest students have spent the […]
Now that summer is really and truly here, if you are on campus (whether in summer school or just visiting), you owe it to yourself to visit one of the treasures of the campus: Reynolda Gardens. Tucked away in a lovely spot just a […]
I love it when we stumble upon good work done by our alumni. This past Friday, one of our Communication professors, Allan Louden, posted on the Documentary Film Program Facebook page that two of our alumni, Sam Smartt (’09, MA ’13) and Chris Zaluski […]
