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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Washington Post publisher to deliver commencement address
Washington Post Publisher and CEO Frederick J. Ryan Jr. will deliver Wake Forest’s commencement address on May 20.
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Allison McWilliams: Seek out feedback
Allison McWilliams is assistant vice president, mentoring and alumni personal & career development. She writes occasional articles for Inside WFU. This is her fourth for the spring semester. In each, she…
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Wake Forest alumnus Ashley Hairston named associate dean for academic advising
Wake Forest alumnus Eric Ashley (Ashley) Hairston has been named associate dean for academic advising and University associate professor, effective July 1. At Wake Forest, he will lead the Office of…
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Writer George Saunders to speak at Byrum Welcome Center April 10
This is a guest post from the English Department: George Saunders, winner of the Man Booker Prize and author of “Lincoln in the Bardo,” will give a reading in the Byrum…