‘More importantly, make a good life.’

by Beverly T. Beal ('68, JD '74, P '93), Guest Contributor

A grateful Double Deac shares precious memories.

Wake Forest’s New Frontier — Part 1

by Carol L. Hanner

How the University is staking a claim in downtown Winston-Salem and expanding education beyond the bubble.

Wake Forest’s New Frontier — Part 2

by Carol L. Hanner

How the University is staking a claim in downtown Winston-Salem and expanding education beyond the bubble.

Wake Forest’s New Frontier — Part 3

by Carol L. Hanner

How the University is staking a claim in downtown Winston-Salem and expanding education beyond the bubble.

Wake Forest’s New Frontier — Gatefold

by Carol L. Hanner

How the University is staking a claim in downtown Winston-Salem and expanding education beyond the bubble.

Wake Forest’s New Frontier — Sidebars

by Carol L. Hanner

How the University is staking a claim in downtown Winston-Salem and expanding education beyond the bubble.

Global Microexperiences

by Dean Franco

Expect to see expanding options for shorter, intensive study-abroad programs

Constant & True

by Jim O’Connell (’13)

Facing my fear and finding my father

Flash Fiction Redux

by Wake Forest Magazine

Wake Forest Magazine had big fun a few years ago sharing stories professors submitted when given a creative challenge. Let the games begin — again!

The Way of the Poet

by Emily Herring Wilson (MA '62, P '91, '93)

Shy, poor and lonely, alumnus A.R. Ammons arrived at Wake Forest “invisible” but destined for greatness through the grandeur of words.

Professor Eric G. Wilson’s quest to create his ‘own sweet ruse’

by Ed Southern ('94)

Eric G. Wilson, the Thomas H. Pritchard Professor of English, is not himself these days.
Or any days. Ever.

Shag (again) on the Mag

by Caitlin Herlihy (’17), Wake Forest Magazine intern

'Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy' still holds

Carrying Pro Humanitate Overseas

by Blythe Riggan (‘16), Wake Forest Magazine intern

One Baby Carrier at a Time

B.G. Gokhalé’s Legacy for a Campus and His Daughter

by Blythe Riggan (’16), Wake Forest Magazine intern

Constant & True

by Dhonielle Clayton (’05)

A pre-med path not taken awakened an old love

Words Awake 2! Keynote Address

by Steve Duin ('76, MA '79)

"The Ethical Requirements of the Public Writer"

Encourage and empower

by Brittany Inman Jimenez ('11), guest contributor

Teacher Brittany Inman Jimenez ('11) works to break the generational cycle of poverty.

The Music Man

by Jackie H. Stephenson ('62), Guest Contributor

'Neither of us realized it at the time,' writes a former student, 'but Dr. Mac that semester opened up a real new world for me.'