Normally after midterms we get an uptick in interest in the Learning Assistance Center and Disability Services, which offers free peer tutoring to students. Because this has been of interest, I asked Laura Denlinger, the Tutor Coordinator in the LAC, to share information about how […]
Around midday today, I saw a male student sitting on the brick wall outside his residence hall entrance…in what looked like a tiger suit…? It took me a minute to register that today is Project Pumpkin, one of the happiest days of the year, and […]
Another glorious day here, so I took a stroll around campus during a time that was a not-close-to-classes-changing, and I took the route that is the outer perimeter of campus (past North Campus apartments as opposed to the Quad). Despite the great weather, there were […]
It was a chilly morning on campus – a brisk 35 degrees, and the first freeze warning of the season. Temps are going to be up tomorrow, then sliding down gradually the rest of the week, with a predicted high of only 47 on […]
Happy Friday to the Daily Deacdom! Hope you have a smooth end to your week and a wonderful weekend ahead of you. Seems like with the cooler weather, we have had some spectacular sunrises and sunsets this week. While it is probably highly unlikely that […]
Tonight there is a Secrest Artist Series event – Jenny Lin, pianist, will be performing at 7:30 pm in Brendle Recital Hall. Once again this is a situation where I’d ask how many times in the future will your students have access to free, […]
Happy Hump Day, Deac families. We’re at the midpoint of the week, so let’s coast gently down to the weekend, shall we? Today is a beautiful fall day, and we haven’t featured a Five Senses post lately, so I thought I’d give something new […]
Happy Tuesday, Deac families! Today I have some information about up and coming events or processes. Next week is International Education week, and there are a ton of activities your students in which your students could participate. They can see the complete lineup here: https://global.wfu.edu/iss/international-education-week/ […]
The big national story for the day of course is Hurricane Michael, which is about to make landfall even as I type this (around 1 pm Eastern). We know this one looks to be Big and Bad for the Florida panhandle and the Gulf Coast. […]
Today is absolutely glorious. The temperature has dropped (thankfully) and it is just shy of 80 degrees. The sun is out, but the sky is peppered with some clouds so that helps to keep it feeling good. You can visit the Quad Cam and […]
