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Whittington will be expert reviewer

Steve Whittington, director of the Museum of Anthropology, will represent academic museums and galleries as an expert reviewer to Museums Count: The National Museums Census. He was a contributor to a recent white paper the Society for American Archaeology sent to the National Science Foundation, […]


Meet Jay Lawson, Technical Director

Jay Lawson, better known as “Mr. Mobility,” has had a birds-eye view of two Presidential Debates and appearances by numerous politicians and celebrities — Hillary Clinton, James Earl Jones, Jay Leno, Alec Baldwin, Marcel Marceau, Doc Severinsen and Adam Sandler, among others — during the […]


Winter Break schedule

The Reynolda Campus will be closed for winter break beginning Friday, Dec. 24, and will reopen on Tuesday, Jan. 4. The end of the year bi-weekly and monthly paychecks for 2010 will be deposited on Dec. 23; the first bi-weekly paycheck for the new year […]


Reynolda Campus closed

Because of weather conditions, the Reynolda Campus is closed today. School of Law exams will be administered at 10 a.m. today as previously announced. The Reynolda Campus Holiday Open House scheduled for today has been rescheduled for Thursday, Jan. 13 from 3 to 5 p.m. […]


Davis wins Honor Award

David Davis, manager of landscape services, accepted an Honor Award from the Professional Grounds Management Society for landscape work done by the Wake Forest landscaping staff at the Graylyn International Conference Center. The award was presented for “exceptional grounds management” at Graylyn. Davis was recognized […]


Weinstein: A professor of many worlds

David Weinstein admits to being a bit schizophrenic. Weinstein, a professor of political science and one of Wake Forest’s most prolific scholars in the humanities, often inhabits two intellectual worlds. As he moves back and forth between those worlds, he’s extending Wake Forest’s academic […]


Hudson named Officer of the Month

Paul Hudson, University police officer, has been named Officer of the Month by Residence Life and Housing. He was recognized for his commitment to keeping the campus safe by going above and beyond the call of duty, and for his helpful and friendly demeanor.


Children’s book drive

The Volunteer Service Corps and the Office of Multicultural Affairs are collecting new and slightly used books for children (ages 4 – 10) for a service event in conjunction with the national MLK Day of Service in January. The books should be delivered to the […]


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