Inside WFU

“If All the World and Love Were Young,” originally published in the UK by Penguin in 2019, was hailed by The Times as “a debut fit to compare with Seamus Heaney.” It went on to win the Forward Prize for Best First Collection, as well […]

Former U.S. Representative Liz Cheney and Jon Meacham, presidential historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author, will be on campus for two Face to Face Speaker Series events on Thursday, Feb. 22 – a student-led conversation and the keynote event. Tickets sold out early in the season […]

On Monday, Feb. 5, flags, banners and chalk were removed from several public locations on campus. A University email notified the community of the removals and shared links to related policies and processes.  “In our discussions with students, we have heard some questions and […]

Nationally and locally, campuses have seen an increase in instances of Islamophobia and antisemitism as the Israel-Hamas War continues. Such instances can and do happen in our Wake Forest community as well.  As President Susan R. Wente shared in her annual Presidential Address in […]

Tests of Wake Forest emergency alert systems will be conducted Feb. 27 and 29. System tests will occur on both days between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. The tests are being conducted to ensure that the University’s emergency notification systems are operating properly. Special Note: […]

The Office of the Provost and Information Systems are excited to announce the 2024 T-CART Grant Program (Technology-engaged Creative Activity, Research, and Teaching). The Technology-engaged Creative Activity, Research, and Teaching (T-CART) Grant includes two annual grants: the Summer Technology Exploration Program (STEP) grants, and the […]

Two new full-time faculty members, Samir Parikh and Nathan Bennett Fleming, have joined the Wake Forest law school. “We are thrilled to welcome Nathan Bennett Fleming and Samir Parikh to the Wake Forest law community as our newest faculty members,” said Dean Andrew Klein. “Not […]