Mystery of a Rhodes Scholar
After nearly 90 years, a Wake Forest connection to a Rhodes recipient is unearthed.
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Secrets of Blackbeard’s Lost Pirate Ship
In his new book, underwater archeologist Mark Wilde-Ramsing (’74) reveals the treasures of Queen Anne’s Revenge.
Read MoreAdventures in Storytelling
The editor of Wake Forest Magazine chronicles its hunt to capture hearts and imaginations
Read MoreBeyond the Battle Zones
Robert Wilkie (’85) grew up in a military family, embracing the lessons he seeks to embody as he leads the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Read MoreA Taste of Success
Matt James (’14) takes children affected by homelessness on food tours to whet their appetite for setting new goals.
Read MoreWriters Hall of Fame
Get to know the four newest members of the Wake Forest Writers Hall of Fame.
Read MoreMeet the Professor: Jennifer Burg
Computer science professor Jennifer Burg tunes in to the mathematical underpinnings of music and visual arts.
Read MoreConstant & True: Doug Waller
Doug Waller recalls how his time at Wake Forest helped inspire his career as an award-winning journalist.
Read MoreThe Gift of Gratitude
From 1956 to today: Judy Shaw Peterson (’60) cherishes her Wake Forest friends.
Read MoreA “Quadfecta” for the Law School
How Wake Forest won the 2018 Tournament of Champions, one of four national competition titles
Read MoreWords Awake 3! Rises and Shines
Program inspires with poetry, distinguished writers, memories of days past
Read MoreWar Heroes Not Forgotten
Jackson Marshall (’80, MA ’85) builds his fascination with World War I veterans into a record-setting museum exhibit
Read MoreGrace and Ernie, Together Again
A custodian closed the deal for a student who found her college home, thanks to a proud alumna
Read MoreA Rock Star of Research — and a Singing Guitar Player, Too
Alumnus Eric Olson makes a breakthrough in muscular dystrophy research (with a boost from Annie and Willie Nelson)
Read MoreWalking With the Hope
How Wubetu Shimelash, a shepherd boy from the wilderness of Ethiopia, made his way to Wake Forest, and, yes, shoes had something to do with it
Read MoreAt Home in the World
Wake Forest leads the way in study abroad, drawing international students and integrating global awareness throughout the campus and beyond
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