Tradition reimagined: The Program for Leadership and Character is a powerful example of what can happen when tradition and innovation come together in the hands of a creative leader.
Learn about yourself: What is it like to participate in character education? Try this exercise from a workbook used in the Program for Leadership and Character’s seminars and workshops
Recent Stories
North Carolina’s Revolutionary Prelude
A little-known chapter of North Carolina history helped spark the American Revolution.
Emily Giffin’s Wake Forest Sequel
The acclaimed author and alum was shaped by Wake Forest. In August, she was back on campus to help launch her youngest child into her first year.
The difficult present and bright potential future of public service
Wake Washington convened public officials and experts in the nation’s capital to discuss how to improve public service, both for people who serve and for the public.
An American Flash Point
Danny Lyon photographed the Civil Rights Movement. His work is now on display at Reynolda House Museum of American Art.
In Case You Missed It
A Football Season for the Ages
David Doda (’71) reflects on Wake Forest’s first ACC Championship year.
Dorm discards get a second life
Anna Anstey (’26) turns end-of-year cast-offs into a business.
The Next Generation
100+ first-year students are following in their parents’ footsteps.
How We Are Nurtured by Nature
Four faculty members and a staff psychologist discuss the myriad physical, emotional and spiritual benefits of being outdoors, even when the rambles come in small doses.
WAKE LIFE
A week at Wake
Do you remember that week in the fall semester when everything comes together? We captured it last fall.
Photo/Lyndsie Schlink
In Print
Volume 73 Number 3