Wake wonders: Inside the Lam Museum of Anthropology
Take a closer look at the Lam Museum of Anthropology with five things to know about this campus resource. The museum offers far more than most people realize. With free admission, rotating exhibits, and hands-on learning opportunities, it’s a campus resource that invites curiosity year-round.
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Retiree Jean Landers has died
Jean Landers, an administrative assistant in University Advancement, passed away on June 12. She was 94. Landers was a graduate of Clemmons High School and studied at the American Institute of…
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Longtime mathematics professor David Wilson has died
Associate Professor of the Practice David Wilson passed away on June 15. He was 77. Wilson served the University mathematics department for 30 years. The middle of three children, he attended…
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UPD donates unused, unneeded bikes
A guest post from Wake Forest University Police Each year, dozens of bicycles are abandoned at locations around campus. They are collected by the police department and held for the period…
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COVID data retention & disposal information: Deadline June 30
On April 19, the Campus Health Committee shared information regarding COVID data retention & disposal. Please read the entire message on the Campus Health website and take action as appropriate by June 30. If…
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Wake Forest appoints vice president and chief human resources officer
Wake Forest University has named Mary Lucal, a nationally known leader in higher education human resources, as vice president and chief human resources officer. She begins August 12. Lucal currently serves…