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Wake Forest building access updates

Wake Forest has approved a new Building Access Policy that includes the addition of Deacon OneCard and badge access readers at the entrances of a number of University buildings that formerly did not require keycard access. The new policy supports the safety and security of our campus community and also facilitates consistent and quick responses in the event of an emergency.


Wake Downtown: Important details for the University community

his is a message emailed to students, faculty and staff on Jan. 10:

Dear Wake Forest community,

Today marks the first day of classes being held at Wake Downtown! We are looking forward to the entire Wake Forest community seeing the space located at 455 Vine Street in downtown Winston-Salem just three miles from the Reynolda Campus.


Police Communications Center to move temporarily

The University Police Communications Center will move after commencement from Davis Residence Hall into Alumni Hall on a temporary basis.  The move is required by renovation of the police communications center. Starting on the afternoon of May 20, the police communications center will be located […]


Update on physical security technology

Dear Colleagues, In keeping with a broader Wake Forest security initiative, the Deacon OneCard office, a division of Residence Life and Housing, has been charged with oversight responsibility for physical security technology, including the selection, purchase, installation, maintenance and operation of card readers, cameras, and […]


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