Running for Freedom
Claire O’Brien (’11) and her sisters have long lamented the plight of women in Afghanistan — and they organized a run this fall to help.
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Embracing change
Betsy Rives (’08) uses what she learned as a studio art major to innovate at Google.
Read MoreAfter the water rose
Hurricane Helene left Asheville residents struggling to deal with a lack of services, including clean water. A Wake Forest alumna arrived to help.
Read MoreLooking for a Sign
In this presidential election season, you might be surprised by where a Wake Forester’s amazing trove of autographs and documents landed.
Read MoreAround the world on points
How an intrepid alumni couple travels in luxury on a shoestring.
Read MoreFor the laughs
From Lilting Banshees to Disney to D&D podcast, Caldwell Tanner (’09) builds a successful and roll-of-the-dice comedy career
Read MoreBuilding Up Rural Communities
Patrick Woodie (’87, JD ’90) leads effort to strengthen small towns and farms across North Carolina.
Read More‘Blind Truths’
Former basketball star Gil McGregor (’71, P '16) shares lessons he learned while losing his sight.
Read MoreA skeptic’s take on tech
In a new book, Stuart Whatley (’07) argues that we put too much faith in finding new technology to fix problems we could tackle with the tools we have already.
Read MoreBringing Home Bronze
WNBA star Dearica Hamby ('15) is the first Wake Forest woman athlete to win an Olympic medal.
Read MoreThe ties that bind
An alumna reflects on how Wake Forest friendships endure (and intersect) — even during the hardest days.
Read MoreFrom Camper to Camp Grandma
At Eagle’s Nest Camp, Noni Waite-Kucera (’83, P ’14, P ’14) builds community for generations of children.
Read MoreAn Olympian’s Life Lessons
Steve Brown (’91) reflects on his journey to the Olympics and beyond.
Read MoreCreating a wellspring of leadership
Karin Kohlenstein Hurt (’89) turns fees from leadership training into clean water in Cambodia.
Read MoreShooting for the Stars
Porsche Jones (’06) helps the next generation achieve dreams on and off the court.
Read MoreBringing It Home
Abrea Armstrong (MSM ’16) is tapping her wide-ranging experience to build awareness and appreciation of Winston-Salem’s Black history and culture.
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