In this Issue: John Keats’ “To Autumn” read by the late Dr. Ed Wilson (’43) Due to Inauguration activities, this is a pre-post Today is the Inauguration of President Peter Rodriguez. All through the day there are events: an academic symposium, a luncheon for alumni […]
In this Issue: It’s T-minus one day to Inauguration and campus is hopping. If you would like to join us and watch the inauguration livestream, tune in here tomorrow (Friday, Oct. 30) at 3 p.m. In addition to prepping for the inaugural activities, the […]
In this Issue: All eyes are turned to Inauguration on Friday, and Mother Nature is smiling on us: it looks like Friday will be partly cloudy and warm, with a high of 81. This will be great weather for our Community Celebration on Friday evening. […]
In this Issue: One question to ask your student about study abroad Today I want to share a guest post from David Taylor, Assistant Dean of Global Study Away Programs. Last week, the Daily Deac shared a Q&A about the new Single Application process […]
In this Issue: We have all kinds of events and big activities this week. Today I am going to talk about a couple of them, plus share a recap of the Ken Burns Face to Face, and some info just for our P’30s. Enjoy! Preparations […]
In this Issue: Happy Friday to all! It looks like it will be a lovely fall weekend here: highs in the upper 60s and lows around 40-45, and lots of sun. So a great time to be outdoors and enjoy the many green spaces on […]
In this Issue: important info for families of students applying to study abroad in 2027-28. If your student is considering studying abroad for a semester during the 2027–28 academic year, there are some important things families should understand before the December 13 application deadline. The […]
In this Issue: Today’s Daily Deac shares insights on the student learning experience as well as some of the current research of our very talented faculty. And as we think about learning and end-of-semester finals, we have a way for families to send a care […]
In this Issue: As we get closer to Halloween, I thought it might be nice to highlight a few options for students looking for some Spooky Season fun. Here are a few events (in addition to Project Pumpkin coming up on the 27th) that students […]
In this Issue: This weekend marked a change in the Winston-Salem climate: it feels like Fall now. Temperatures were (IMHO) absolutely delightful this weekend: mornings were quite chilly (as low as the low 40s) and daytime highs were high 60s/low 70s. Our students will likely […]