Today is Black and Gold Friday. Don’t know what that is? It’s a day when we encourage the campus to wear black and gold to show our school spirit. But we don’t just want that to be something the students do – we want it […]
There was a good deal of activity on campus this past weekend. There was Spring Family Weekend, the TEDx conference, opening of City of Angels at the University Theatre – a lot of incredible choices for how to spend your time. There was also a […]
Lastnight was a major athletic event on campus: the Wake Forest vs. Carolina game. It is usually one of the two biggest games of the year (the other is Duke). There is a long rivalry between our schools. For alumni who graduated in the early […]
One of the beauties of our campus is that because of its size, we can know the members of our campus community. And because we know them, we like them, and we stay connected. I am proud to say that we cheer our students’ and […]
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of “Brian’s Song” on November 30, Wake Forest is conducting a survey of Wake Forest students, alumni, parents and fans about their favorite football movies. We believe WFU is one of two schools* to have three major motion pictures based […]
Yes, there was a big game this past Saturday night. WFU vs. Notre Dame. And yes, Wake lost, but it was only by 7, and we were a pretty formidable opponent through most of the game. Considering that Notre Dame is a big name and […]
Since it’s Fall Break today, the Daily Deac is taking a look back at some recent photos of campus and campus events. Enjoy the beautiful sunset over the Chapel, some canine and lederhosen-clad toddler companions on campus, seeing Dr. and Mrs. Hatch at the football […]
One of the brightest spots during Homecoming weekend was that a living legend was back on campus – Arnold Palmer. He was here because our newly renovated on campus golf complex has been named in his honor. Mr. Palmer is a legend. He was […]
My colleagues in Campus Life do a terrific job creating a vibrant atmosphere on campus and offering a wide variety of activities, events, and outlets for students’ energies and passions. They put together a checklist that is intended for first year students, but […]
Some of you might have seen this article in the Washington Post: “Wake Forest’s Jim Grobe achieves beyond the numbers” (written by John Feinstein, a Duke alumnus and sportswriter.) If you haven’t, it’s a good read. While I am by no means a confidante […]
