Happy Black and Gold Friday, Deac families! Hope you all made wise sartorial choices and are showing your WFU spirit via black and/or gold clothing or WFU apparel wherever you are. The big news on campus today is the story online about the
For those of you who love golf and love Wake Forest, there are a lot of great Deac names to cheer for – but I daresay Arnold Palmer is at the top of everyone’s list. A true legend. At the British Open, his team won the […]
While you can stay in touch with one view of WFU via the Quad Cam, it only shows you that one fixed view of the campus. Here are a few shots taken this summer by our own University Photographer, Ken Bennett. There was […]
Today’s Daily Deac is a trifecta of upcoming events. 1. Family Weekend Mark your calendars, Deac families. Tomorrow (July 15) is when Family Weekend registration goes live. It’s advertised on the Family Weekend website as registration opening at 10 am (Eastern), so set your […]
Deep. Breaths. For all our new P’19s, there might be some flutters in your stomachs (or more likely your Deacs’ stomachs) as the new students self-register for up to 8 hours of their fall schedules this week. Upperclassmen parents, you probably remember the drill yourselves. […]
Happy Friday, Deac families. Are you wearing your black and gold? If not, make it a habit every Friday to show your WFU spirit! I wanted to send out a message on behalf of our Office of Personal and Career Development. They are sponsoring #7DaysofSummer […]
There is a lot of activity on campus this week with summer campers. There is a large group of what appears to be high schoolers on campus, as well as elementary school kids for sports camps. It is nice to see students walking about and […]
For the Parent Programs office, most of the summer is a maelstrom of New Student Receptions. We host around 30-35 of them each summer, and most of them take place within an 8 week timeframe, so it is a mess of invitations, RSVPs, computer updates, […]
Wake Forest lost one of its elder statesmen on the 4th of July: Dr. James Dunn, retired professor of Christianity and public policy at the Divinity School. I didn’t know Dr. Dunn well at all (mostly by sight and through association with other colleagues), […]
Who else out there is still reveling in the Women’s World Cup victory? I spent the evening with a couple of other WFU alumni/staff families and we were having a rollicking good time watching the US team and their amazing performance over Japan. Way to […]
