T-minus three weeks before the new students move in on August 24th. Summer has its own rhythm on campus. At Wake Forest at least, it is a blend of construction projects big and small, groups of conference-goers and summer campers who stay a few days […]
School is three weeks away, and the countdown begins to the start of Move In and the academic year. Whether your student is entering his/her first year or is an upperclassman, it’s likely there will be a roommate in his/her future. And even for […]
We’re edging ever closer to the start of the fall semester, and there are so many great things to look forward to. Cherished campus traditions like Hit the Bricks, Project Pumpkin, football games and tailagates, the start of the Secrest Artist Series and the performances […]
On any given day, there are thousands of students doing a wide variety of activities. Here’s a snapshot of some of the best unscheduled moments of activity on campus in recent months.
The staff of the Daily Deac is on the road covering some New Student Receptions, so we thought we would bring you some snapshots of Move In Day 2011. For those of you who have been there, done that – enjoy the look back. For […]
This morning the Daily Deac is bringing you a few shots of various construction sites on campus. In parking lot A (on the west side of Wait Chapel nearest Scales Fine Arts Center), they appear to be digging up half the parking lot and […]
We’re about a month away from school starting up again – and we’ll welcome the newest Deacs of the Class of 2016 all the way up through the seniors in the Class of 2013. And as we look toward this year and a time of […]
I drove onto campus this morning, and Farrell Hall, which had been a vivid canary yellow on its exterior, has now gotten a layer of a much more muted tan covering. I assume it is some layer of construction material that goes on before the […]
One of my colleagues in our News Service is working on an article about advice for first-year parents, from the perspective of upperclassmen parents. I wanted to call upon the loyal readers of the Daily Deac to give you first crack at offering your advice […]
This morning I took a long wander across campus. As I approached the steps leading up to the Quad from the Benson-Reynolda parking lot, I saw a few teen boys sitting on the steps. They looked too young to be summer school students; I figured […]
