Changes to how students apply to study abroad
During the 2025-26 academic year, the Provost’s Office convened task forces of students, faculty, staff, and administrators to analyze Wake Forest’s study abroad process and to create a plan to address the disparity caused when 90% of students who study abroad do so in the fall semester.
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HELPS ‘Therapeutic Lifestyle Change’ program begins in September
What is the HELPS TLC? HELPS TLC is a medically directed, professionally supervised “Therapeutic Lifestyle Change” program designed to develop a healthy and active lifestyle utilizing exercise and education programs. The…
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Three faculty attend interdisciplinary conference in Indonesia
Three Wake Forest professors—Nelly van Doorn Harder (religion), Michaelle Browers (politics & international affairs) and Elizabeth Clendinning (music) –traveled to Indonesia with colleagues from five other North American institutions this summer…
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A message from President Hatch
President Nathan Hatch emailed this message to students, faculty and staff on July 31: Dear Wake Forest University Community, Wake Forest University is wrestling with its own complex history, and as…
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Crime update: Man arrested in indecent exposure incident
A message from Wake Forest Communications and External Relations This is an update to a crime alert announced to students, faculty and staff on June 21 through Wake Alert. A Winston-Salem…
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Annual Wake Forest Women’s Football Camp set for July 24
This is a guest post from the Athletics Department: Join Wake Forest football head coach Dave Clawson and his staff for the 22nd Annual Wake Forest Women’s Football Camp, Wednesday, July…