The power of positive volunteering
A passion for volunteering drove Andrea Rodgers (’93) to the intersection of charity and lifestyle.
Read MoreA passion for volunteering drove Andrea Rodgers (’93) to the intersection of charity and lifestyle.
Read MoreA “rural idyll memoir for any woman unsure about having kids” is how Jennifer Glen Richardson (’92) describes her new book.
Read MoreFor alumni parents, freshman move-in was a day to share memories of their time at Wake Forest while encouraging their children to forge their own path.
Read MoreAfter a long journey, filmmaker Richard DiPatri (’93) is where he wanted to be — sitting in the producer’s chair.
Read MoreAs the quiet one whose nose was always in a book, comedian Drew Droege (’99) says theatre brought out his inner-extrovert.
Read MoreAudrey Bridger (’52) shares treasured keepsakes from her student days, 60 years ago.
Read MoreAs the Demon Deacon mascot Andrew Borum (’08) was an ‘invisible celebrity.’ This week he’s about to be very visible on a nationally televised game show.
Read MoreRandom acts of kindness honor the late Fred Scully (’04, MSA ’05), who remained focused on what he had, not what he was losing.
Read MoreDuncan, Starling and the OG&B … Readers tell us what they would have included on the first-ever ‘101 Things We Love About Wake Forest’ list.
Read MoreA new fund honors Toby A. Hale (’65, P ’03), Paul N. Orser (’69, P ’01) and their dedication to students.
Read MoreCommencement 2013 brought back memories of Eudora Welty’s appearance at Wake Forest and the magic of names.
Read More‘A mighty rush of wind battered Joplin but it also filled our collective spirits with resolve,’ says Jane Owens Cage (’78) on the two-year anniversary of devastating tornado.
Read MoreA ceremony that began with students delivering the welcome in half a dozen languages concluded with heavy rain falling, almost on cue, as it ended.
Read MoreKatherine Wycisk (’12) turns her passion for caring for orphans in Uganda into a nonprofit.
Read MoreIncreasing diversity has changed who, what and how faculty teach, writes Professor of Biology Herman Eure (Ph.D ’74).
Read MoreAt the mention of Commencement, Abbe Brooks’ (’13) eyes became misty — a prelude to the tears one fights back at the prospect of leaving behind someone, or some place, so dear.
Read MoreNot many of us are so devoted to serving the poor that we’d move our young family right in with them. But that’s just what the Rev. Taylor Field (’76) did.
Read MoreFamily, friends and the Demon Deacon celebrate retired professor Herman Preseren’s 100th birthday.
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