Walk with Wente: José Luis Venegas
President Susan R. Wente walks and talks with José Luis Venegas about how history inhabits the present, who gets to tell stories, what those stories mean and who gets left out. He encourages students to look at the big questions and think about those questions across cultures and languages.
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Christa Colyer to deliver April 2 Annual Poteat Lecture
Known for her innovative teaching style and remarkable devotion to her students, Chemistry Professor Christa Colyer will…
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Staff Advisory Council nominations due April 3
The following message is shared on behalf of the Wake Forest University Staff Advisory Council. The SAC…
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Marcus Sanderlin named as one of Triad Business Journal’s 40 Under 40
Office of Leadership Engagement Director Marcus Sanderlin was recently named to the Triad Business Journal’s 2026 class…
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Retired staff member Leon Farrow has passed away
The University recently learned that Leon Farrow passed away on Thursday, March 12, 2026. Leon served the University for over 12 years as a night audit clerk in Graylyn. The Wake…
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Wake wonders: Inside the Graylyn estate
Take a closer look at the Graylyn estate with five things to know about this Wake Forest historical site. Located just down the road from Wake Forest University, Graylyn offers a…
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Wake Forest transitioning to new retirement plan recordkeeper
This messages is shared on behalf of Mary Lucal, Vice President and Chief Human Resource Officer Dear Faculty, Staff, and Retirees, Wake Forest is committed to providing you with the tools…
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Parking availability: Board of Visitors
The University will be hosting the Divinity Board of Visitors on March 19, 2026. In preparation, parking may be limited. Additional parking options: Thursday, March 19, 2026 Faculty/Staff Parking Options: Friday, March 20,…
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Deborah Best honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
Psychology Research Professor Deborah (Debbie) Best (’70, MA in Psychology ’72) recently received the 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award of the Society for Cross-Cultural Research. The award recognizes Best’s career-long contributions to…