For three weeks 50 years ago, four Wake Forest students captured the nation’s attention on the popular “College Bowl” quiz show.

Billy Packer (’62) remembers Bones and the 1962 run to the Final Four.

From a riveting account of World War I to the uplifting story of Martha Mason (’60), alumni professors share their favorite can’t-put-down summer books.

International relations expert David Forsythe (’64) on terrorism, the Arab Spring and the next refugee crisis.

Jack Shearin (’50), 84-years-young, has helped build more than 600 ramps for the disabled.

Susan Brinkley (’62) shares tales of the Old Campus on UNC-TV.

Psychology professor and former provost Bill Gordon (’68, MA ’70) retires after distinguished career.

Although Bill Coore (’68) is a world-renowned golf course architect, he comes across as exceedingly humble. Ask him about playing for the vaunted Wake Forest golf team, for instance, and Coore won’t embellish the facts. “I existed in a sense with the golf team through my sophomore year,” he drawls gently. “To say I played [...]

It wouldn’t be wrong to say that I followed my brother his entire life. Dwight was my only sibling, two years older, and even in our small hometown of Lexington, N.C., I needed someone to show me which way to go, or, at least, which was the most interesting way. Eventually, I followed him right [...]

Order of the Long Leaf Pine recognizes teacher who led the conversion of a cow pasture into a classroom.