There is a new Campus Health Update on the dashboard, and also updated results on our asymptomatic testing. The numbers are definitely looking good. To keep this trend continuing, it is really important that students stay vigilant about mask-wearing all the time unless you […]
Happy Monday, Deac families! It’s an overcast morning, as seen on the Quad Cam. My hopeful Class of ’27 Deac and I took a drive down Reynolda Road this weekend, right near Graylyn and Reynolda Village, to see whether there is any hint […]
It’s almost the weekend (yay!) but first we’ve got to get through a rainy and cool Friday (boo!) I highly recommend a Camino Bakery beverage and a pastry to help your Deac get out of this rainy-day funk. There’s good news on the COVID
I think it’s been 6 months since I have been working from my dining room table, and I miss being able to see campus every day. So I am always extra happy when there is a photostory that let’s me see what I am missing. […]
Last night I was sent this gorgeous photostory by Lauren Berryman (’21) entitled Hidden Gems of the Great Outdoors from the Office of Sustainability. It is about how to find peace in nature during this pandemic, and is filled with stunning images and reflections […]
We continue our streak of cool weather. It was about 50 degrees when I let my Deac Dogs out on the deck this morning and it was quite crisp. Hope that our students will take advantage of the good weather and all the tents and […]
It was a glorious weekend here in Winston-Salem, friends: upper 60s, sunny, absolutely delightful to be outdoors. This week looks like it will be pretty darn good too. Having a bit of cooler weather is a treat, particularly when you consider the satirical 12 Seasons […]
Tonight begins Rosh Hashanah. Wishing L’Shanah Tovah to all who are celebrating. May you have a sweet New Year! Hope you have seen the video from Dr. Chris Ohl, who is an infectious disease specialist at our School of Medicine. He contextualizes our case […]
I was on campus early this morning. It was raining and there were not a lot of students up yet. We are getting the remnants of what had been Hurricane Sally – just a good bit of rain, no real wind to speak of. But […]
One of our campus’ most beloved traditions is called Hit the Bricks, which is a day-long relay race where students, faculty, and staff run laps around the Quad all day and raise funds and awareness for cancer research in honor of our alumnus Brian Piccolo […]
