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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It’s time to focus on annual benefits enrollment
Nearly 500 colleagues have completed Annual Benefits Enrollment.
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2016-17 Wake Forest Fellows selected
Twelve seniors will remain in the Wake Forest campus community following graduation in May as Wake Forest Fellows. They will work in offices across campus, including the President’s Office, the Pro…
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Harriger named director for Wake Washington program
Katy Harriger, professor and chair of politics and international affairs, has been named faculty director of Wake Forest University’s new Wake Washington program, which will combine academic and internship experiences in…
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University to test Wake Alert’s emergency text message system
Thousands of students, faculty and staff are scheduled to receive a test text message on Tuesday, May 3, from Wake Forest’s emergency notification system.
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Harris-Perry advances justice for women and girls of color
Melissa Harris-Perry, Maya Angelou Presidential Chair, spoke before the Congressional Caucus on Black Women and Girls April 28. The session allowed members of the Congressional Caucus on Black Women and Girls…