Ashley Hackshaw’s mantra: ‘Choose Joy’
Entrepreneur, blogger and cancer survivor inspires others to see life differently.
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Stories by Cherin C. Poovey (P '08)
Simple, square and scrumptious
Who isn’t looking for a tasty snack that’s healthful, too? Kimberly Crupi Dobbins (’93) has the recipe.
Read MoreWake Forest Olympians go for the gold
Olympians! Eight former Wake Forest athletes represent four nations in 2012 Summer Games.
Read MoreSharing music’s universal language
Documentary filmmaker Sam Smartt (’09) captures Chi Rho’s joyous journey to Zambia.
Read MoreRising star’s art combines reality, fantasy
Awkward shapes? “I find that a slight hint of discomfort or confusion is enough to evoke a second glance,” says sculptor Jessica Vogel (’08).
Read MoreFaces of Courage
Wake Forest seeks help from alumni to commemorate historic integration decision.
Read MoreThe Best Thing I Ever Read
Wake Foresters tell us about the best thing they ever read, and why
Read MoreAll in the same day
June 4, 1962 was a day of milestones for Clyde and Janice Howell Glosson.
Read MoreA day to remember
“Like Curious George, I’ve always wondered why something can’t be done."
Read MoreHere’s to the Class of 2012
Four seniors offer heartfelt toasts to their soon-to-be alma mater.
Read MoreOf wit, wisdom and the inimitable Dr. Paul Orser
Two things distinguished Paul Orser (’69): an unwavering commitment to students and a wicked sense of humor.
Read MoreLynn Hamilton Ellis writes book as tribute to husband’s ‘extraordinary journey’
Alumna and parent Lynn Ellis chronicles late husband’s life journey in new book.
Read MoreHey, kids! Let your imagination run wild!
Catherine Coelho (’10, MA ’12) establishes creative writing camp for a summer of ideas.
Read MoreOur family trees
Chances are your first and lasting memories of Wake Forest are associated with its trees.
Read MoreHistory hidden in a sock drawer
Roger Crawford (’67) tucked away a bit of Florida history among the matching pairs.
Read MoreWinging It
New York Times reviewer has praise for ‘Birds of a Lesser Paradise’ by Megan Mayhew Bergman (’02).
Read MoreWake Forest Magazine wins 2 top awards
It’s grand to win two Grand Awards! CASE honors Wake Forest Magazine.
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