The campus was buzzing yesterday at the news of baseball coach Tom Walter donating his kidney to player Kevin Jordan. Word spread through Wake Forest web pages, Facebook and Twitter, and people have been really moved by this inspirational story. Upon hearing the news, […]
If you are just waking up this morning, you may see the name “Wake Forest” in your local newspaper or on TV. It’s not because we won a major award or national ranking for our academics, or because of a win in NCAA athletics, or […]
This morning when students get out of their dorms to head to the Pit or Benson for breakfast, or to go to class, they will see a campus filled with bright yellow balloons and yellow posters. That’s because this week is “Tie A […]
Parents, do you remember the old “ride board” at your college? A big map of the US where you could post your name and phone number and where you were hoping to drive/be driven, and then your fellow classmates could contact you to talk about it? […]
This Thursday, your students have the opportunity to hear from Imad Moustapha, Syrian Ambassador to the United States. He will lecture on “Prospects for Peace in the Middle East: A Syrian Perspective” from 6-7:30 in the Annenberg Forum in Carswell Hall. A reception for […]
This morning there is a beautiful sunrise on campus. Bright orange and lavender, with the sun looking especially large as it rises over campus. Yesterday afternoon was great excitement as it began to snow – it didn’t last long, but for a while the snow […]
Men’s Fraternity Rush began on January 12th. Men must have at least a 2.5 GPA to participate. Women’s sorority recruitment just concluded. Parents sometimes have questions about what Greek life is like on Wake Forest’s campus and what the benefits and challenges might be for […]
The Daily Deac continues its look into the photo archives and the images captured this past semester by our University Photographer, Ken Bennett. Today’s image shows Dr. Stephen Whittington, the director of the Wake Forest Museum of Anthropology, displaying a Mayan mask from Guatemala in an […]
Today’s Photo of the Day comes from the Wake Forest Habitat for Humanity house project. Volunteers from campus worked throughout the fall to help build a house for a local family.
As we continue our countdown to the University’s closing for Winter Break, the Daily Deac is featuring some of the best images from our University Photographer, Ken Bennett. Come back every day for a new Picture of the Day! Wake Forest incorporates service projects in some of its […]
