‘We were roustabouts back then …’
On behalf of ‘Old Codgers,’ George Williamson (’61) gives heartwarming invocation at Half-Century Club luncheon.
Read MoreOn behalf of ‘Old Codgers,’ George Williamson (’61) gives heartwarming invocation at Half-Century Club luncheon.
Read MoreFrom The New York Times to The Atlantic, the Archimedes Palimpsest is in the news.
Read MoreA Baltimore museum will display the secrets of Archimedes, says The Wall Street Journal today. Wake Forest alum Michael Toth (’79) was part of the exhibit’s “painstaking conservation efforts.”
Read MoreMBA grad Todd Bernard’s job is to manage a model business.
Read MoreAfter eating in every single restaurant in New Orleans, Ray Cannata (’90) knows a thing or two about food — and about the people, culture and music of the Crescent City.
Read MoreSee what’s inside the Fall 2011 print edition, coming soon to your mailbox!
Read MorePropelled by curiosity and technology, Michael Toth ('79) is relentless in his quest to expose hidden history.
Read MoreThey volunteered to change lives, and in the process, found their own lives changed immeasurably.
Read MoreUndergraduate days at Wake Forest inspired a career in the classroom for eight alumni professors.
Read MoreTo understand New Orleans, says Ray Cannata ('90), you must understand its food. Call him an expert.
Read MoreTV, NPR, online, The Nation, libraries, the classroom: You’ll find Melissa Harris-Perry (’94) there.
Read MoreD. Quincy Whitney (’74) remembers the late Carleen Hutchins, a legendary violinmaker and the inspiration for the Hutchins Consort, a violin octet that will perform at Wake Forest on Oct. 23.
Read MoreRobin Ganzert (’87, MBA ’91) of the American Humane Association protects the “most vulnerable” among us.
Read MoreQVC executive lends her expertise to help comfort children whose mothers have died.
Read MoreRemember when? Everyone wants to hear your memories of the good old days at Wake Forest.
Read MoreFun and friends! The Raleigh (N.C.) Wake Forest Club plans a “back-to-school” picnic at the Birthplace Museum.
Read MoreWriting a book about her family’s business took Elizabeth Thalhimer Smartt (’98) on a sentimental genealogical journey.
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