In this Issue: Today is the second Campus Day for Accepted Students, and this is not the weather we’d hoped for. Not only is it rainy, but it is cold as well. But I met a number of enthusiastic students this morning – some already […]
In this Issue: Today is jam packed for me so only a couple of stories to share, all of them to do with sports. And speaking of sports and the word ‘jam,’ I saw a Campus Life Instagram story* about Jam for Janey, a […]
In this Issue: We’re at the midpoint of the week, and only about 2 1/2 weeks left of classes, and then finals will begin on April 30. It will probably feel like a whirlwind couple of weeks as our Deacs try to wrap up classes, […]
In this Issue: It’s a chilly Tuesday here in Winston-Salem. Today’s high is only going to be 58, and we have a freeze warning for tonight. It is going to stay cool for much of this week: Where does that leave us in our 12 […]
In this Issue: Today’s forecast is gray and rainy all day, plus it is supposed to be a lot cooler this week. There’s a lot of content to share with you today, so we will dive right in. Join me tomorrow for Deacs Day of […]
In this Issue: Welcome, Campus Day visitors! It was an overcast and muggy morning on campus, but as I write this late morning, the sun is coming out and it is shaping up to be a lovely day. Today will be brief because we have […]
My day is jam packed with meetings and other events, so we will jump right into today’s news! Space Planning update I am sharing this excerpt from our WFU Should Know student e-newsletter because I thought families might be interesting in our space planning efforts: […]
In this Issue: Yesterday was my favorite Daily Deac day of the year, April Fools. And I received a number of emails lastnight about my story of the lost Leonardo painting discovered on the Old Campus; looks like I fooled some folks 🙂 Thank you […]
In this Issue: T.S. Eliot’s famous poem The Waste Land begins with: “April is the cruellest month, breedingLilacs out of the dead land, mixingMemory and desire, stirringDull roots with spring rain.Winter kept us warm, coveringEarth in forgetful snow, feedingA little life with dried tubers.” […]
In this Issue: It’s the start of a new week and tomorrow it will be the first day of the last full month of school this spring, which feels impossible. This week looks like warm temps (the lowest high temp this week is 68, and […]
