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Star Treatment

by Ken Johnson ('68)

Winston-Salem inducts two iconic professors into its arts walk of fame.

5 Novels that explain democracy in America

by Matthew Johnson

If you are looking to round out your reading list for this semiquincentennial summer, English Professor Jennifer Greiman has you covered.

Rereading the American Revolution

by Elena Marsh ('22)

Before battles were staged and fought, the ideas that fueled them circulated on paper.

What matters when wedding planning? Ask these Wake women.

by Mary Tribble

3 Deacs share their their biggest pieces of advice for planning the big day.

Warum Wake Forest?

by Kovi Konowiecki (’14)

On an overcast June night, Wake Forest hosted some of the world's biggest soccer stars. It was a perfect match.

Character and the Constitution

by Michael Lamb

The Program for Leadership and Character’s Michael Lamb examines the founders’ vision for civic character and its role in sustaining American democracy

What James Madison can teach Americans about religious freedom

by Corey D. B. Walker

Becoming a graduate

by Kelly Greene (’91) and Natalie Jennings

At Commencement, Wake Forest sent the Class of 2026 off with a challenge to cultivate the sense of belonging they found here.

Eugene Cho’s guide to resisting cynicism for the Class of 2026

by Natalie Jennings and Katherine Laws Waters (’20)

Rewriting the rules on childhood obesity

by Sarah Lindenfeld Hall, Guest Contributor

Pediatrician Joey Skelton (MS ’10, P ’28) looks for ways to bring families closer together on their path to a healthier lifestyle, rather than turning parents into the "food police."

WordsAwake Returns…

by Wake Forest Magazine

…And Names a New Hall-of-Famer — Laura Malone Elliott (’79)

Reinventing the (Hamster) Wheel

by Katherine Laws Waters (’20)

Ethan Haber (’21) is using his entrepreneurship education to market a new way to walk little pets.