In this Issue: Learn more about how your student can purchase their textbooks and course materials I talked to my friends at the Bookstore because many families, especially our new P’30 families, have asked about the best methods to get their students’ textbooks. This Q&A […]
In this Issue: some helpful tips on why it is so important for students to read emails As we get closer to the start of the fall semester, I wanted to share a perspective that comes up every summer around this time. I know how […]
In this Issue: It’s the middle of the week, and thankfully the temperatures are only in the low 90s, not the 100s we had last week. We also have finally gotten some much-needed rain. Towards the weekend, it will be only in the low 80s […]
In this Issue: I was out of the office for a couple of days of PTO and a few big items popped up in my absence. The first two items are critical, so we want to be sure all families/students read them. Required annual enrollment/waiver […]
In this Issue: what do RAs do (and what don’t they do)? Today, I am sharing an adapted Q&A from last year with Stephanie Carter-Atkins, Executive Director of Residence Life and Housing (RL&H). Stephanie brings 24 years of professional experience to our campus. With move-in […]
In this Issue: today we talk about having to make choices and prioritize what you want Imagine a piece of paper with a line drawn down the middle, with Column A on the left side of the paper and Column B on the right. Both […]
In this Issue: It’s the first day of July, and today we welcome Wake Forest’s 15th president, Dr. Peter Rodriguez! These are exciting times and I know we all look forward to getting to know him. More on that in the first item in today’s […]
In this Issue: For those of us following the World Cup from Winston-Salem, lastnight was a disappointing night for us, as Germany lost a heartbreaker in penalty kicks. It was such a special treat to have them training on our soccer pitch and staying at […]
In this Issue: Hurricane season and our long distance from the coast Because we are at the beginning of hurricane season in the Atlantic, and because my late mother panicked any time she heard the words “hurricane” and “the Carolinas” in the same sentence, today […]
In this Issue: the weather and Babcock renovations Summer Session I will end on July 1. For students who will be moving out and heading home, I have some unpleasant news: it is going to be exceedingly hot next week: For our Deacs and Deac […]