A few weeks ago, we held an event on campus called the Stewardship Breakfast – where we bring together scholarship recipients with their donors. It’s always a wonderful occasion, very happy – because people can see how the gift they made to Wake Forest impacted […]
We’re halfway through finals, and some of your students may already be home (or coming soon). Others still have work to do, or the beach for Post-Exams. There are signs all over campus outside each residence hall alerting students about what they must do […]
The Graffiti Wall is a tradition during finals week. It’s set up in the atrium of the library, with containers of paint and brushes, and students are encouraged to express themselves and let off a little bit of pre-exam stress. Graffiti runs the […]
Campus is beginning to be quieter. With finals in mid stream, students are in that mode of study-eat-sleep-test. Though the weather is great, there are not a ton of students studying outside. It’s almost as if they know they have to be hunkered down in […]
The final message of the semester for first-year parents (or any interested parents, really) was about the Summer Reading List and how to be intellectually engaged over the summer. You can read the initial message here. Lynn Sutton, Dean of the Z. Smith Reynolds […]
Lastnight there were some very strong storms around campus. The county was on a tornado watch for a couple of hours, and there was strong wind and rain. This morning, it is still quite windy and overcast. But as I walked up to the Quad […]
Global awareness and education has become a major focus over the past decade at Wake Forest. The internet and cable news has shrunk the world and our students are eager to learn more about faraway places and how they can become a part of social, […]
You can really tell it’s the end of the semester now. Starbucks was packed this morning at 8:15 am, which normally never happens. The library is going to be the true hub of campus for the next few days through finals. Our wonderful library staff […]
This morning when I arrived at work about 7:45, they were pressure washing the windows of Reynolda Hall. Presumably this is part of the vast beautification process leading up to Commencement. The Quad grass has been plugged and seeded, and you can see the tiny […]
