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Vaccination Requirement for Fall Enrollment

This message was sent on behalf of Executive Vice President Hof Milam and Provost Rogan Kersh. Dear colleagues, We value your partnership in our efforts to ensure that all Wake Forest students will have the opportunity to have a rewarding academic experience this fall and […]


“The Voyage of Life” opens to campus community July 16

“The Voyage of Life: Art, Allegory, and Community Response” opens at Reynolda House Museum of American Art on Friday, July 16 as part of the museum’s “Weekend of Gratitude” for members, first responders and Wake Forest University faculty, staff and students. “Voyage of Life” will debut to the public on July 20.


Bob Shorter, retired English professor, passes away

We are saddened to share that retired professor of English Robert N. (Bob) Shorter died at Salemtowne on Saturday, July 10. He taught medieval literature for 41 years at Wake Forest from 1958-1999 where he was chairman of the English department for 12 years and associate dean of the Graduate School.


Richard Wiliams, retired physics professor, passes away

Retired physics professor Richard T. Williams passed away July 5, 2021, after a brief struggle with AML leukemia. He was 75. After a successful early career at the Naval Research Laboratory, he was recruited back to Wake Forest as the Reynolds Professor of Physics. Professor Williams increased the reputation and visibility of the Wake Forest physics department by helping to establish its PhD program in the 1980s. He mentored the first physics PhD graduate and was the first endowed professor within the department.


Gulley Drive closed July 9

A section of Gulley Drive will be closed to thru-traffic on Friday, July 9 between the entrance to parking lot G and the entrance to lot E. Both lots and the Z. Smith Reynolds Library loading drive will remain accessible.


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