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Emergency Alert System network to be tested the week of June 15

Multiple tests of the Emergency Alert System will be conducted starting June 16 and continuing through June 18. An Emergency Alert System message will appear on all televisions connected to the campus cable network, as well as on personal devices connected to the Wake Forest network via the Stream2 app. Stream2 users will only see the alert on their Apple TV, laptop or phone if they are logged onto the campus network and have the app open at the time of the alert. System tests will occur throughout the day between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m.


Our Way Forward: Fall 2020 Update

Dear Wake Forest community, Our mission to open the doors of opportunity, seek truth and cultivate a community of people of good character and mutual support has never been more important, and perhaps has never been more deeply challenged. The communities in which we live […]


Faculty books: May 2020

Gladding, Samuel T. (Counseling). Off the Courthouse Square: A Memoir. Library Partners Press. 2020. Shapiro, Sidney A., & Joseph P. Tomain. (Law). Regulatory Law and Policy: Cases and Materials, 4th edition. Carolina Academic Press. 2020. Soares, Joseph A., Ed. (Sociology). The Scandal of Standardized Tests: […]


WFDD honored for ‘Overall Excellence’ third consecutive year

88.5 WFDD has been honored with two regional Edward R. Murrow Awards in the “Overall Excellence” and “Documentary” categories.This is the third consecutive year WFDD has been recognized for the “Overall Excellence” category, which represents a body of work from the news team including our in-depth look on housing in the Triad, environmental reporting on toxins in area drinking water, continuing coverage of the heated tensions as a Confederate statue came down in Winston-Salem, and uplifting community stories from across our region.


Sustaining our support for one another

A message from José Villalba, vice president for diversity and inclusion and professor of counseling. During these times of sorrow, anger, confusion and fear for our country, our community and our University, it is important that we acknowledge that our friends and colleagues are still […]


WFU police chief signs joint statement

Wake Forest University Police Chief Regina Lawson is among eight Winston-Salem area law enforcement leaders in Forsyth County who signed a joint statement today affirming a “commitment to creating a safe, secure and inclusive community for every citizen.” Statement From Winston-Salem Area Law Enforcement Officials […]


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