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Inside WFU

For the final installment of Walk with Wente, MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle (P ’29) turns the tables and interviews Dr. Wente about her time leading Wake Forest University. Throughout her presidency, Dr. Wente has walked and talked with teacher-scholars from across the University to elevate faculty research and academic excellence, making this closing conversation a fitting conclusion to the series.


  • Volunteers needed for Lovefeast; donate to emergency fund

    It’s a Wake Forest tradition to usher in the holidays with the Lovefeast, our annual candlelight service in Wait Chapel. Since 1965, we’ve gathered as a campus community for seasonal music,…

  • Submit nominees for Medallion of Merit by Dec. 1

    Each year, Wake Forest bestows its highest honor, the Medallion of Merit on a deserving member of the Wake Forest community. The Medallion is awarded during the annual Founders Day ceremony.…

  • Wireless network maintenance scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 22

    Beginning at 5:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 22, Information Systems will be updating the software that controls Wake Forest University’s Wi-Fi network. While the maintenance window takes place between 5:30 and…

  • Supporting our community

    As the Israel-Hamas war continues, Wake Forest acknowledges the pain and suffering of those directly affected and of our community members with religious, cultural, and familial connections to the region. The…

  • Ken Basch, executive director of Wake Forest Properties, to retire

    Ken Basch, executive director of Wake Forest Properties, has announced his retirement from Wake Forest University as of December 31. Basch joined the University in February 2008, and since then, he…