Last week was Tie a Yellow Ribbon week on campus, which is meant to raise awareness of sexual assault. There is a week’s worth of activities, which culminates in the Speak Out in Wait Chapel. Speak-out is a ceremony honoring sexual assault survivors. Anonymous testimonials […]
One of my colleagues sent me a flyer about Tie a Yellow Ribbon Week, which will be held February 20-23. Tie a Yellow Ribbon Week is a sexual assault awareness week sponsored by the student group PREPARE. Throughout the week there will be visual […]
The campus was buzzing yesterday at the news of baseball coach Tom Walter donating his kidney to player Kevin Jordan. Word spread through Wake Forest web pages, Facebook and Twitter, and people have been really moved by this inspirational story. Upon hearing the news, […]
If you are just waking up this morning, you may see the name “Wake Forest” in your local newspaper or on TV. It’s not because we won a major award or national ranking for our academics, or because of a win in NCAA athletics, or […]
This morning when students get out of their dorms to head to the Pit or Benson for breakfast, or to go to class, they will see a campus filled with bright yellow balloons and yellow posters. That’s because this week is “Tie A […]
I was at a luncheon yesterday that featured staff from across many departments on campus, including student health. As I talked to one of the campus physicians, she mentioned that at a previous school, they had featured an anonymous “Ask a Doctor” forum where parents […]
