Across Time and Space, Objects Speak
Visiting the Museum of Anthropology is like climbing into your grandmother's attic and finding a hope chest that quickens the heart of a treasure seeker.
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Visiting the Museum of Anthropology is like climbing into your grandmother's attic and finding a hope chest that quickens the heart of a treasure seeker.
Spring 2016 Print Edition
The Wonderful Wunderkammer of Elkin
Alumni Anne Connelly Gulley and Dr. Paul Gulley have created a cabinet of curiosity, opening their historic home to neighbors and strangers in search of the weird and the marvelous.
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Things to know at Wake Forest.
What things make Mother so dear, not to mention fascinating?
Object Curiosity – 2
Things to know at Wake Forest.
What things make Mother so dear, not to mention fascinating?
Object Curiosity – 3
Things to know at Wake Forest.
What things make Mother so dear, not to mention fascinating?
Remember When: Janet’s Bells
Since its dedication in 1978, the Carillon has become a Wake Forest tradition that’s often heard, but seldom seen.
Read MoreProfessors Carl and Lucille Harris left a legacy for students, academic departments
The late professors Carl (’44) and Lucille S. Harris were known for their friendliness, kindness and dedication to their students.
Read MoreBrotherly love
Blake Briggs ('13) was so sure sister Morgan ('19) would follow in his WFU footsteps he hid a secret welcome letter. Two years later, she found it.
Read MoreVirtual Object Lesson
In the ever-expanding world of objects, there’s a virtual one that mystifies many but fascinates senior Julian Gilyard — Bitcoin, a decentralized digital currency.
Read More‘Well done, Bobby and team.’ Dad.
Men's soccer Coach Bobby Muuss and his top-ranked team have a loyal fan on Facebook: the coach's father, John.
Read MoreConstant & True: Catherine Woodard (’80)
Art changed her personal history — and Wake Forest's
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