Q&A: Understanding the work and impact of the Environmental and Epistemic Justice Initiative
In this Q&A, Dean Corey D. B. Walker discusses the work and impact of Wake Forest’s Environmental and Epistemic Justice Initiative (EEJI), its campus and community partnerships, and upcoming projects, including a Nov. 16 screening of “Paimîye: A Documentary on Guyana’s National Flower.”
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November 11, 2026
As Wake Forest’s Environmental and Epistemic Justice Initiative (EEJI) continues to bring together scholars, students and community partners to explore the connections between environmental sustainability, knowledge and justice, an upcoming film screening offers another opportunity to engage with this work. On Monday, Nov. 16, […]
November 4, 2026
Information Systems has seen an increase in compromised accounts as modern phishing campaigns grow more sophisticated, with some now able to intercept traditional two-factor authentication methods like SMS, phone calls, and numeric codes. Passkeys offer a stronger and simpler way to log in by using […]
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November 4, 2026
The following message is shared on behalf of Erica Still, associate professor in the Department of English. Multiple givers. Multiplied impact. For me, that is the promise and the power of United Way of Forsyth County. And I need that reassurance, because sometimes the scope […]
Categories: Pro Humanitate, University Announcements
November 3, 2026
Inauguration Day Wake Forest celebrates the inauguration of the University’s 15th president, President Peter Rodriguez On Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, Wake Forest University celebrated the inauguration of President Peter Rodriguez, Wake Forest’s 15th president since its founding in 1834. The installation was held on […]
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November 2, 2026
The following message is shared on behalf of Campus Life. Building on our ongoing commitment to prevention, education and community care, Wake Forest University will share findings from the 2026 Campus Climate Survey on Sexual Misconduct at ConsentCon: A Community Conversation […]
Categories: Campus Life, University Announcements