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What James Madison can teach Americans about religious freedom
Eugene Cho's guide to resisting cynicism for the Class of 2026
Natalie Jennings
Natalie Jennings is senior managing editor of Wake Forest Magazine. Before joining the team in 2026, she spent nearly two decades as an editor and newsroom leader at The Washington Post and Vox, where she led teams of text, video, visual and audio journalists who covered politics and other topics. She co-founded Down from DC, a newsletter about the impact of federal policy on North Carolina.
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What matters when wedding planning? Ask these Wake women.
Walking with Yeats — and Provost Wilson
Forty years later, Karen Richardson Dunn ('86, MDIV '11) felt the presence of then-Provost Ed Wilson ('43, P '91, '93) as she visited W.B. Yeats's grave and other sites in Ireland. She writes about that journey in our summer issue.
Walking with Yeats — and Provost Wilson
What James Madison can teach Americans about religious freedom
Becoming a graduate
At Commencement, Wake Forest sent the Class of 2026 off with a challenge to cultivate the sense of belonging they found here.
Becoming a graduate