‘Unbroken Circle’ to launch United Way Kickoff, Sept. 30

Members of the Wake Forest community are cordially invited to participate in the WakeUnited Kickoff  on Tuesday, Sept. 30, in the Reynolda Hall Green Room. WakeUnited is the University’s October campus campaign to benefit the United Way of Forsyth County. The Unbroken Circle – a […]

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The Leadership Project with former U.S. Senator George Mitchell

On Wednesday, the University welcomes former United States Senator and distinguished author, George J. Mitchell to campus for participation in The Leadership Project. This initiative is designed to celebrate the many ways leadership development is taught and inspired at Wake Forest and to engage members of our […]

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Chinese photo exhibition to debut at Wake Forest

In 2011, junior business and enterprise management major Ying’er Jin helped create a project in his home country of China called “Hope of Thick Rope,” an annual photography display and fundraising effort. This year’s focus is on the social customs of the people of Gansu Province’s desert region […]

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Memorial service for Randy Runyan

A campus memorial service will be held Monday, Sept. 22, for Randy Runyan, a Wake Forest student who died last May as a result of an automobile accident in Kentucky. The service will be held at 5:30 p.m. in Wait Chapel. Randy’s family will join […]

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Campus Garden weekly volunteer hours

Come out to the garden this week to help harvest the end of the summer produce including okra, cantaloupes, basil and peppers and start planting for fall. Students, faculty, staff and family members are welcome. To schedule a volunteer group session in the garden, […]

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A glacier in the Hanes Art Gallery?

Artist Spencer Finch has unveiled his latest project, “Sky,” at the Charlotte and Philip Hanes Art Gallery in Scales Fine Arts Center, which is on display until Oct. 27. Incorporating his usual off-the-cuff style, Finch’s “Sky” is a system for producing a miniature glacier. […]

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Chairs, dance and Parkinson’s Disease

Chairs, dance and Parkinson’s Disease will come together Sunday, Sept. 14, in Dancing with Parkinson’s: Choreography for the Seated Position at Reynolda House Museum of American Art. Led by Wake Forest dance professor Christiana Soriano, and performed by the participants of her Dancing with […]


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