Heroes vs. Anarchists
With his first graphic novel, Steve Nedvidek (MA '87) scratches a lingering creative itch.
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His lucky 13th Olympics
USA Today's Thomas O'Toole ('78) on handball, beach volleyball and Simone Biles.
Read MoreHot spot of the Cold War
Vern Pike ('58) recalls life, death and freedom at Berlin's Checkpoint Charlie.
Read MoreA chaotic convention
Sandy Hutchens ('69) remembers the thrill and chaos of the '68 Democratic convention
Read MoreGiving their best for Belmont
Three alumni help chart the course for a small city blossoming in Charlotte's shadow.
Read MoreThe Art of Joy
Artist Carolyn Joe Daniel ('01) paints by number — but not the way you think.
Read More‘Saving Chocolate Thunder’
Children's book a dream come true for author Erin Mooney Slavik ('01)
Read MoreSummer’s hottest reads
Six alumni writers offer their top picks, from books on the Unabomber and Jimmy Stewart to Lincoln's spymaster.
Read MoreThe Literary Maven of Hub City
How Betsy Wakefield Teter ('80) sparked a celebrated movement to nurture writers and cultivate readers in her hometown.
Read MoreFlash Fiction Redux
Wake Forest Magazine had big fun a few years ago sharing stories professors submitted when given a creative challenge. Let the games begin — again!
Read MoreThe Way of the Poet
Shy, poor and lonely, alumnus A.R. Ammons arrived at Wake Forest “invisible” but destined for greatness through the grandeur of words.
Read MoreProfessor Eric G. Wilson’s quest to create his ‘own sweet ruse’
Eric G. Wilson, the Thomas H. Pritchard Professor of English, is not himself these days.
Or any days. Ever.
2016 Distinguished Alumni Awards
Jocelyn Burton (’80), David Dupree (MBA ’78) and Bob McCreary (’61) honored.
Read MoreRemember When?
David Hills' whimsical cartoons captured the feel-good campus vibes of an era.
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