I am back in the Dash – aka Winston-Salem – and in the week I was gone, Mother Nature has been hard at work. Everything is in full bloom and absolutely gorgeous, though it is colder today than it should be (around 55 degrees). It […]
I am on Spring Break this week with my high school junior, so this is a pre-post. Because we have a lot of new P’26 incoming families just starting their WFU journey with us, today we will focus on how to think about the roles […]
Though I am out this week on Spring Break with my Class of ’27 student, I have pre-posted Daily Deacs to run in my absence. One of the great benefits to attending a school of Wake Forest’s size and scope is that your students will […]
I am out on Spring Break all of this week with my high school junior, so I am pre-posting content for the week. With students having just received their acceptance letters, the Class of 2026 is starting to take shape. As such, we are busy […]
It’s a brand new week, and it is time for another Meet A Deac. This week is my son’s spring break, so I am out of the office (and you will see pre-posted Daily Deacs all week). Since I knew I’d be gone, I decided […]
I am out of the office today, and will be out all next week for Spring Break with my Class of ’27 son. Today we have a guest blog by students involved in Storage Scholars. Storage Scholars is the official moving and storage partner of […]
Today is Arnold Palmer Day, which is a Traditions Council production. Between 11 am-1 pm, they were slated to have cake, Arnold Palmer drinks, and t-shirts (it was raining pretty steadily around 11:30 and beyond, so not sure if it was moved indoors or under […]
Today is a glorious day – one my late P’92 mom would have called “warm with gentle breezes.” It’s sunny and 70 degrees as I write this, but it is supposed to hit 80 by the end of the day. We had a big rain […]
Today the campus received an email with some big academic leadership announcements: President Wente has appointed Michele Gillespie, current Dean of Wake Forest’s College of Arts and Sciences, to succeed Rogan Kersh (’86) as University Provost, effective July 1st. After a sabbatical year, during which […]
Happy Monday, Deac families. I have an enormous affection for the Office of the Chaplain, because there is so much important work they do – often quietly, behind the scenes – to support our campus. Our chaplains are full of empathy and loving-kindness, and they […]