Vice Provost for Global Affairs Kline Harrison has been honored as the 2024 Volunteer of the Year by IES Abroad, the leading not-for-profit study abroad program provider. This prestigious award recognizes Kline’s dedication to advancing global education by honoring a study abroad administrator and her/his […]
Categories: Awards & Recognition
David Levy, professor emeritus of music and Beethoven expert, will give a pre-concert talk for the upcoming Secrest Artist Series event on Thursday evening. The Cuarteto Casals quartet will perform in Brendle Recital Hall on November 7 at 7:30 p.m. and will feature string […]
Categories: Happening at Wake
November is known for many things: there’s the end of Daylight Savings Time (we gain that extra hour of sleep), Election Day, Veteran’s Day, Fibonacci Day on November 23 (11-23, get it?), and of course, Thanksgiving Day. Many of us celebrate Thanksgiving with our family […]
Categories: Personal & Career Development
The City of Winston-Salem has shared an update on the ongoing Polo Road improvement project. Paving Begins this Week: Weather permitting, paving operations on Polo Road are expected to begin tomorrow, Wednesday, Nov. 6. This phase of the project will significantly improve the road surface […]
Categories: University Announcements
For many years, PDFs were considered the best document type for any and all purposes, but our understanding of technology and users has evolved. If not crafted with attention to accessibility, PDFs can be barriers for individuals with disabilities and can limit your audience. Revising […]
Categories: University Announcements
On October 24, President Wente announced a Wake Forest Community Day of Action for Hurricane Helene relief to be held on Saturday, Nov. 16. Since early October, a cross-campus committee convened by the President’s office has been meeting to assess opportunities for collective impact […]
Categories: Community Impact, Happening at Wake, Pro Humanitate
Ariel D. Smith, assistant teaching professor in Wake Forest’s Center forEntrepreneurship, was one of 20 leading experts nationwide to participate in an invitation-only policy hackathon to reimagine city regulations to empower entrepreneurs. “Innovate Local,” held October 16-18, in Kansas City, Missouri, brought together leading experts […]
Categories: Community Impact, Entrepreneurship & Innovation
As Wake Forest seeks to increase brand consistency across campus, the University recently updated its list of approved suppliers. This change is designed to ensure that faculty and staff are working with reliable vendors while maintaining brand consistency across all promotional products. The following vendors […]
Categories: University Announcements
A message from President Susan R. Wente Last week, I shared my gratitude and deep Wake Forest pride in the immediacy and variety of the responses to the devastation of Hurricane Helene led by members of our campus community. Today, I am proud to […]
Categories: Community Impact, Pro Humanitate
Carolyn Shelton Disney passed away on Sunday, Oct. 13. Carolyn served the University for more than 12 years at the Wake Forest Indoor Tennis Center. As the center’s front desk assistant, Carolyn was a welcoming face for Wake Foresters and visitors from the Winston-Salem community […]
Categories: University Announcements
