We’re midway through Finals Week, and one of the places I hadn’t spent much time peoplewatching was the Living Room of Farrell Hall. So here’s a quickie Five Senses: I see… – The tables and chair clusters of the Living Room are about 1/3 […]
Last night was the “Late Night Breakfast” – which is held in the Pit from 10pm-midnight. Faculty and staff work alongside our ARAMARK/Campus Dining staff to serve breakfast to students. We know our students are studying for finals and need a break – maybe some […]
I hope that many of you joined us via livefeed at the 50th anniversary Lovefeast lastnight. This was as packed as I’ve ever seen it. Not only was it SRO in the chapel proper, they had an overflow seating in the newly-renovated Davis Chapel […]
For the last blog post before finals, I bring you the Five Senses of the lobby in Reynolda Hall, circa 2 pm yesterday. I was perched on one of the lobby couches right outside the Office of Academic Advising. I had a clear shot […]
Nothing makes me happier than to see Wake Forest recognized for good ideas and student-centered focus. Today is a great example of that. Inside Higher Ed has a story about our intrepid and innovative Z Smith Reynolds Library and the addition of the […]
And you can sort of smell it in the air. Our students know they have much to do before break, and there is a wide range of end-of-classes/pre-finals faces. For some they look tired, for others they have a determined look about them, still others carry […]
It doesn’t smell like snow – and those of you in snow-prone areas know there is a distinct smell in the air when snow is coming – but boy it sure looks like it could snow at any minute. Yesterday was sunny and nearly 70, […]
Your Deacs are back and today they get to enjoy a wonderfully warm and sunny day. It’s nearly 70, sunny, and gorgeous. And tomorrow it’s supposed to be in the low 40s. That’s way too much weather zigging and zagging for my taste. Speaking of […]
It’s almost break, and judging by the cars in the parking lots, some of the students appear to have gone home already, possibly because of the predictions for iffy mid-Atlantic weather on Wednesday. We had a cold and rainy Sunday through most of the day, […]
Yesterday I was up on the Quad and in the Benson Center and was witness to preparations for the holidays. On the Quad, pine garlands were being placed on the arches and light poles. A Christmas tree was being set up in front of […]
