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Wake Forest University Police Department has launched a new student-produced podcast called “What’s U.P. at Wake?” The podcast offers an additional opportunity for Wake Forest students, faculty and staff to connect with UPD and learn more about their team and the work they do […]

At the invitation of the Faculty Senate, Provost Michele Gillespie will share updates, thoughts and reflections from her first year as provost in her annual address to the University. Mark your calendars for Thurs., March 23 at 4 p.m. in Pugh Auditorium. All are welcome. A reception […]

A guest post from Hanes Art Gallery Director Paul Bright Charlotte and Philip Hanes Art Gallery is excited to welcome visiting artist, Carl Hazlewood. Carl will create a large-scale collaborative work within the main gallery, where a selection of his completed works will also be […]

Historian and biographer Rajmohan Gandhi will visit Wake Forest to share about his paternal grandfather Mahatma Gandhi’s passion for social justice, fairness, and equality and his impact on world history. On Monday, March 13, Professor Gandhi will explore connections between Mahatma Gandhi’s advocacy for […]

The search committee, chaired by Provost Gillespie and advised by Interim Dean Nell Newton, kicked off its work in January. Nominations and applications are currently being accepted through the search website with a priority deadline of March 17. A position profile is also […]

The following message is shared on behalf of the Wake Forest University Staff Advisory Council.  Are you interested in having a voice in policies and issues impacting Wake Forest employees? Do you want to amplify the ideas, concerns and suggestions of staff to the University […]

Wake the Arts strives to infuse the arts into every aspect of the Wake Forest experience and foster a culture of creativity and community. With so many inspiring opportunities to engage artistically, Wake the Arts has made it easier to stay up to date on […]

Secrest Artists Series will host “A Far Cry” String Orchestra on Thursday, March 2 at 7:30 p.m. in Brendle Recital Hall. The concert will feature new works by Osvaldo Golijov, Jesse Montgomery, and Navajo composer Juantio Becenti, and their signature performance from memory of […]

Wake Forest’s Center for the Advancement of Teaching, the Office of Online Education, and the Instructional Technology Group are offering a series of workshops and seminars for faculty to explore ChatGPT as a teaching tool. Faculty […]

In her speech on Founders Day (Feb. 16), Provost Michele Gillespie highlighted the vital and important changes Wake Forest has made throughout its history, including the admission of women, the establishment of professional schools, the move to Winston-Salem, engagement in the Civil Rights movement and […]