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Pilot process underway to rename Wingate Road
Wake Forest has begun a pilot process to rename two sections of a Reynolda campus road named for Washington Manly Wingate, led by an ad hoc Administrative Committee on Honorifics (ACH) convened by President Susan R. Wente. Wingate (1828-79) was the fourth president of […]
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TechX 2022: Using Technology to Build Connections (March 30-April 1)
A guest post from Information Systems TechX 2022 will be held March 30 through April 1. Learn how our campus community has creatively incorporated technology and collaborative initiatives into the classroom, workplace and other spaces to deliver an enriched learning experience, foster relationships and […]
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New centralized shuttle stop and extension of Wake Forest Road coming for Fall 2022
Wake Forest will begin two campus-improvement projects after the 2022 Commencement: a new centralized shuttle stop replacing Lot N and the extension of Wake Forest Road from the Reynolda Road entrance through Davis Field. This renovation plan stems from extensive study by campus representatives and […]
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Universities Studying Slavery Spring Symposium 2022
The Universities Studying Slavery Spring Symposium, hosted by Guilford College and Wake Forest University, will be held March 30 – April 2 in Greensboro and Winston-Salem. The symposium will be held in Greensboro on March 31 and in Winston-Salem on April 1. The conference […]
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The Lynn Book Projects Archive
Teaching Professor of Theatre and Dance Lynn Book will be retiring from Wake Forest University in June 2022. On March 22 in the Scales Fine Arts Center there will be a public launch of the “Lynn Book Projects Archive,” an online portal to 2,000 digitized […]
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Faculty proposals funded
Congratulations to the following Wake Forest faculty members who have had proposals funded. Brittany Battle, assistant professor of sociology, whose proposal entitled “Families Under Surveillance” has been funded by the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Keith Bonin, professor of physics, whose proposal entitled “Chromatin mobility in response […]
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Inauguration campus community service projects
Good wears black when Wake Foresters honor our Pro Humanitate motto. As part of the inauguration festivities for President Susan R. Wente, the University’s Office of Civic and Community Engagement is hosting various service opportunities for the campus community on Wednesday, March 23. Volunteer your […]
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Register for inauguration events by Friday, March 11
On Inauguration Day, Friday, March 25, faculty and staff are invited to gather for breakfast on Manchester Plaza in the morning, attend the Inauguration Ceremony in person at Wait Chapel in the afternoon and celebrate together with a guest at the Presidential Inauguration Ball in […]