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The University's first director of wellbeing wants to create opportunities for students to make changes.

These 10 Wake Forest graduates are improving wellbeing from all angles, making the world a healthier, happier place.

There's plenty of 'HELPS' — and convivial chats across generations — to go around on this indoor track to wellness.

From “happiness” to “wisdom,” to finding a balanced outlook on life, to using one’s talents to live life fully and to enhance the lives of others.

A relatively new performance drink called UNBEETABLE, which promises everything from lower blood pressure to increased blood flow to the brain, was born right here at Wake Forest.

When things fell apart: my lessons in resilience

Emily Herring Wilson (MA '62) receives UNC-Greensboro College of Arts & Sciences Distinguished Alumni Award

Farmer, a Winston-Salem native, is a Wake Forest trustee and parent.

Louis Bissette ('65, P '94) and Killian Noe ('80) receive 2015 Distinguished Alumni Awards

Louis Bissette’s ('65, P '94) longstanding devotion to Wake Forest is recognized

Killian Noe ('80) reaches out to those trapped by mental illness and drugs.

Michele Gillespie named Dean of the College

Senior John Marbach dropped out for $100,000 but returned to dorm life.

From Iraq to Arlington National Cemetery, Archaeologist Sonny Trimble ('74) is known for getting things done. He has spent his career studying the science of humans, ever in search of history and what remains.

Wake Forest Magazine asked these professors to name the event or discovery in their field that most changed the course of history.