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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New discussion guides available for conversations on the Draft Statement
As the Wake Forest community engages with the Draft Statement on Academic Freedom and Freedom of Expression released last week, a new collection of discussion guides is now available to help…
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Faculty Committees affirm Wake Forest’s commitment to academic and athletic excellence
The following is a message from the Faculty Athletic Committee and Faculty Senate Committee on Athletics. During the last year, the landscape of college athletics has changed dramatically. In the face…
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New phishing alert: Fake support info in real account alerts
Infosec released news on an emerging phishing scam tactic that may make its way into inboxes. If you receive any account “update” messages from vendors or platforms, verify the contact info…
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Wake Forest former faculty member Hugo Lane has passed away
Former faculty member, Hugo Lane passed away on Thursday, Jan. 30. Hugo served for 40 years as a professor of biology. Hugo also served as a health professions advisor for the…
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Wake Forest former staff member Myrtle Lytle has passed away
Former staff member, Myrtle Ledbetter Lytle passed away on Sunday, Feb. 9. Myrtle served for many years as a secretary for the University’s Baptist Book Collection, retiring in 1992. Myrtle was…