• The Leadership Project with former U.S. Senator George Mitchell

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    On Wednesday, the University welcomes former United States Senator and distinguished author, George J. Mitchell to campus for participation in The Leadership Project. This initiative is designed to celebrate the many ways leadership development is taught and inspired at Wake Forest and to engage members of our […]

  • Chinese photo exhibition to debut at Wake Forest

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    In 2011, junior business and enterprise management major Ying’er Jin helped create a project in his home country of China called “Hope of Thick Rope,” an annual photography display and fundraising effort. This year’s focus is on the social customs of the people of Gansu Province’s desert region […]

  • Two Wake Foresters named ‘Winston Under 40’ award winners

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    The Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce has named Katie Neal, executive director of news and communication in The Office of Communications and External Relations and Shelley Sizemore, assistant director of Wake Forest’s recently launched Pro Humanitate Institute, “Winston Under 40” Leadership Award winners. […]

  • Ed Wilson (’43) to receive N.C. Humanities Council’s top honor

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    On Thursday, Oct. 30, at 7 p.m. at the Porter Byrum Welcome Center, Professor Emeritus of English and Provost Emeritus of Wake Forest University Ed Wilson (’43) will receive the North Carolina Humanities Council’s highest honor, the John Tyler Caldwell Award for the Humanities. […]

  • Locklair’s ‘Autumn Impromptu’ to be performed at Wake Forest

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    Dan Locklair’s Autumn Impromptu will be performed by guitarist John Kossler (’11) on Thursday, Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m. in Brendle Recital Hall. The event is free and open to the public. The performance is part of a series of events honoring Chilean poet, diplomat […]

  • Parking lot closure due to renovation of Reynolds Gym

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    A message from Facilities and Campus Services Parking Lot Closure: Beginning Monday, Sept. 29, Parking Lot L – 12 reserved faculty/staff spaces located on the north side of the parking lot (closest to Leighton Tennis Stadium) will be closed indefinitely during the renovation of Reynolds Gym. […]

  • Nominations for ‘Employee of the Year’ open through Oct. 1

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    Each year, Wake Forest presents two staff ‘Employee of the Year’ awards to individuals who have gone above and beyond in their dedication to the University community. Faculty and staff members are invited to submit nominations by Wednesday, Oct. 1. All staff employees who work at least 1,000 hours annually with five […]

  • Professor Emeritus of History Richard Zuber dies

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    By Kerry King (’85) Wake Forest Magazine Richard L. Zuber (P ’82, ’89) may have been as well known for playing good ol’ mountain music as he was for teaching United States and American military history. He did both well enough to become a […]