Last Monday of Classes!
In this Issue: Today is the kind of day my late P’92 mom loved: warm with gentle breezes is what she always called it. As I type, it’s 75 degrees ans sunny. There is enough of a breeze to keep the leaves on the trees […]
A complicated question
In this Issue: Question from a parent re: their student having a D in a required major class I got a question yesterday from a parent who told me their student is likely to have a D as a final grade for a class required […]
A-Z of WFU
In this Issue: the alphabet viewed in Wake Forest photos Happy almost-the-end of the last full week of classes! Hard to believe that LDOC is next Wednesday! You might remember our resource guide, the A-Z of WFU, which provides definitions for commonly-used terms at […]
Words as a Balm
In this Issue: Busy day for me today, so just two topics. The first: is your Deac wondering if they might want to be a lawyer? If so, we have a great summer pre-law exploratory program. The second: I am a nerdy English major type […]
Tuesday [Big] Newsday
In this Issue: We have a few big news stories to share with you today. Let’s get right to it! President Susan R. Wente joins 60 college presidents to advance civic preparedness This was announced a few days ago and it is a pretty big […]
Unseasonably Cool
In this Issue: Yesterday was downright cold. It was a high of about 50, but with intermittent rain it felt even colder than that. Definitely not late April temps. It’s midday as I write this and my weather app says it is 55 outside (also […]
The Tortured Bloggers Department
In this Issue: I strongly suspect a lot of our students were waiting with bated breath until midnight lastnight for the drop of the new Taylor Swift album, The Tortured Poets Department (and bonus to them if they were up at 2 a.m. for the […]
The Big Reveal
In this Issue: Thursdays are always a busy day on my team, so I am going to launch straight into today’s news: Art buying trip reveal tomorrow Beginning in 1963, students under the direction of faculty advisors have traveled to New York City every four […]
Spring in the Forest
In this Issue: Photostories: Spring in the Forest and Wakeville Arts Festival If you have not had the chance to visit campus within the past month, this is for you 🙂 My extremely talented colleague Lyndsie Schlink has put together a photostory about Spring […]
Five Adjectives
In this Issue: today I share five adjectives in an impressionistic view of campus Walking on campus from one meeting to the next, I did not have time to sit down and do a proper Five Senses post. However, I want to give you the […]
