Heads up about the next few days. I am out on PTO Weds and Thurs of this week, and then Friday is Homecoming and I have some responsibilities there. So these next few Daily Deacs are preposts. Knowing that there is Clinton-Obama campaign event looming […]
Daily Deac-ers, I had been waiting today to post whatever news was being announced about Thursday’s Clinton-Obama campaign event that was supposed to take place on Hearn Plaza. The Winston-Salem Journal is reporting this afternoon that the event has been moved and is now going […]
Happy Monday, Deac families! I am jammed with academic advising this week (and have some PTO, so much of this week will be preposts). I had this one all set to go, then we got the big news over the weekend that the Clinton campaign approached […]
Today’s Daily Deac is a field report from the Pit, our on-campus main cafeteria. I hadn’t made it down here at all this semester, and I’d just heard a presentation about some of the enhancements they’ve made, so I figured it was a good time […]
This morning on campus, Poteat field was covered in fog. It was not that the air was foggy, it was that kind of fog where it is just mist hovering a few inches to a foot above the ground. This is not a picture […]
Had the good fortune to be outside late morning. The weather could not be better. Very few clouds, warm in the sun (but not so warm you feel like you are going to sweat), coolish air. There are some trees (mostly maples) whose leaves are […]
Happy Monday, Deac families! It was a glorious weekend weatherwise, with temps in the mid 70s on Saturday and closer to 80 on Sunday. There was a big and spectacular Supermoon this weekend as well, plus men’s soccer took down #2 Louisville in Spry, […]
Breaking news – because this is not being covered anywhere in the media – there is a presidential election coming up :) Seriously though, the election has dominated most of the news cycles in the various forms of media (both traditional and social) and it […]
We’ve come to that transitional time of year when in the morning it is cool enough to need long sleeves or a light jacket, but if the sun is out, by midafternoon it might be in the 70s and feeling very much warmer. It is […]
I got the information below yesterday from Dr. Christa Colyer, Associate Dean of Academic Planning, Professor of Chemistry, and Robert & Debra Lee Faculty Fellow. It’s about Summer School. I know, I know. It is *October* and this seems crazy, but bear with me. There are a […]
