Deac families – we are a few weeks away from one of Wake Forest’s most cherished holiday traditions, the Lovefeast, but we have an opportunity to help you be a part of it. For those who are not familiar with the Lovefeast, you […]
It’s the end of a long week, and there are many things your students can do on campus (as well as nearby) to make it a great weekend. Here’s a sampling: – Hillel, our Jewish student organization, is hosting a Shabbat dinner – Go […]
When I woke up this morning, I was convinced it would be a miserable, wash out day for the Wake Forest-Clemson football game, which is tonight at 7:30. It was rainy and misty all morning, up through lunchtime. When I emerged from a noon meeting […]
Registration is this week. It’s been going on for upperclassmen, and most first-years will begin tomorrow evening. For those families who are new to the game: please, please urge your students to check their Holds and Registration Status in WIN (under Virtual Campus). If […]
Last night was our Deliberative Dialogue exercise. About 325 students, faculty, and staff participated. We began in Wait Chapel with remarks from President Hatch about the importance of having face to face conversations about difficult issues, and how if some of our Wake Foresters […]
It’s been a busy day for the Daily Deac. I’m prepping to be a moderator for the Deliberative Dialogue event tonight, and there have been several meetings and forays across campus. So I thought today we’d do an Impressionism Daily Deac: “The term Impressionism […]
For those of you who were just here for Family Weekend, you got a glimpse of the beautiful fall that is unfolding here. Thought I would close out this week with some more pictures of the gorgeous reds you can see lately, as well as […]
We’re coming close to the end of the week, and it’s going to be a cold (and rainy) one this weekend. High of 47 predicted? Enjoy the nice days today and tomorrow while you still can. Project Pumpkin was yesterday, and the News Service […]
This coming Monday at 7:30 pm in Wait Chapel, we will be hosting a Deliberative Dialogue about “What does it mean to live in community?” This is a chance for all members of our community – students, faculty, and staff – to come together to […]
There are a few events coming up this week that might be of interest to your students: Maurizio Barboro, piano – Guest Artist Recital – Tuesday, October 28 at 7:30 pm in Scales Fine Arts Center, Brendle Recital Hall. World renowned Italian pianist Maurizio Barboro to […]
