Carol L. Hanner, Author at Wake Forest Magazine

Carol L. Hanner

Carol L. Hanner has been managing editor of Wake Forest Magazine since 2018. Previously she edited books and wrote freelance stories for the magazine, following a 30-year career as a newspaper editor and writer.

Stories by Carol L. Hanner

Words Awake 3! Rises and Shines

by Carol L. Hanner

Program inspires with poetry, distinguished writers, memories of days past

War Heroes Not Forgotten

by Carol L. Hanner

Jackson Marshall (’80, MA ’85) builds his fascination with World War I veterans into a record-setting museum exhibit

Grace and Ernie, Together Again

by Carol L. Hanner

A custodian closed the deal for a student who found her college home, thanks to a proud alumna

At Home in the World

by Carol L. Hanner

Wake Forest leads the way in study abroad, drawing international students and integrating global awareness throughout the campus and beyond

Professors share global issues on their minds

by Kerry M. King ('85) and Carol L. Hanner

A Sense of Belonging

by Carol L. Hanner

For 40 years, the Intercultural Center has supported minority students and cross-cultural understanding

Making Movie Magic

by Carol L. Hanner

Curt Beech ('94) creates the look of 'BlacKkKlansman,' other films, TV shows

A Winding Path to Broadway

by Carol L. Hanner

Marisa Sechrest ('96), from ballerina beginnings, has found her perfect balance of business and creative work.

The Ones Who Walk

by Carol L. Hanner

Elise Wallace (’11) is taking a physical and spiritual journey the length of the Appalachian Trail while documenting her conversations with fellow hikers.

Ancient Philosophy for A Modern Life

by Carol L. Hanner

Three professors point to wisdom from Greek and Roman philosophers to help anyone living in today’s fast-paced world.

Distinguished Alumni Awards 2018

by Carol L. Hanner

Alfred G. Adams ('68, JD '73), Julie Coyne ('89) and the late John K. Medica (MBA '83) honored for their service to Wake Forest and commitment to Pro Humanitate

‘This Is Heaven To Me’

by Carol L. Hanner

Retiring golf coach Dianne Dailey built championship teams and reveled in watching students grow into confident young women.

Back to the Future

by John Adamian, Guest Contributor

This alumnus returned to co-teach a class in a sports first-year seminar that helped set his life direction

Lessons from the Greeks and Romans

by Mary Pendergraft

Confront uncertainty, do the right thing even in the face of death

Lessons from the Greeks and Romans

by Michael C. Sloan

Become adept at delayed gratification, increase your appetite for the good and beautiful