I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I love the staff of the ZSR Library. They are student-focused, committed, creative and innovative, and on top of their game technically. Wake the Library will be coming in time for finals week, and it […]
Today’s Daily Deac blog was written by David Cox (’11) Do you remember how pristine the campus looked when you moved your child into their freshmen dorm on move-in day? There was not a single blade of grass out of place, all cut within […]
The report from the northeast side of campus this morning is that it is cool. High today is only supposed to be in the low 50s, and it is going to be windy. There are puffy cotton ball clouds in the sky and they are […]
I looked at the Deacademics blog yesterday and they have a ticker that shows how many days of classes are left. Yesterday it was 13, which seems hard to believe. This semester has sped by. Because time is running out, and the weekend is […]
There are a lot of great blogs and websites within the WFU community of which one should take note. President Hatch has a video message about Commencement and his plans for the summer. View it here. The Deacon Blog is written by my […]
Yesterday was the five year anniversary of the tragedy at Virginia Tech. For those of us who work at college campuses nationwide, the safety and security of our students is paramount. In light of what happened to our sister ACC school just to the north, […]
Today is a busy day on campus. It’s the first of two Campus Days, where accepted students and their families come to Wake Forest – either to give it one last look as their student decides on his/her college of choice, or they have already […]
Wake Forest is hosting the “Rethinking Success” conference this week, examining the role of the liberal arts and higher education. I sat in on some of the conference sessions yesterday and found the speakers to be very engaging. The capstone to the conference was […]
On Tuesday I ventured across campus and found a lot of activity and many flyers. The most visible activity was A Day Without Shoes, where students could make a donation and walk a lap (or more) on the Quad barefoot to raise […]
If you have been to campus lately, you will see the steel skeleton of Farrell Hall rising nicely on the northeast part of campus, behind the chapel. It is coming along at a good pace, and this Friday there will be a milestone in […]
