Honoring Mr. Wake Forest
Marybeth Sutton Wallace (’86) introduces Caldwell Laureate Ed Wilson (’43) as “a man whose life’s work has extended to every town across this state, every corner of the country, and beyond …”
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The bonds of Casa Artom
Sally Hurd Smith ('75) reflects on the friendships that still unite these alumni
Read More@War: The battlefield of the future
Author Shane Harris ('98) takes readers into America's new cyberwar
Read MoreChoreographing a common language
Allison Orr ('93) creates dance with the help of Japanese women's baseball teams
Read MoreConnecting Boys Sole to Soul
Ashley Armistead ('91) founds Let Me Run, a nonprofit focused on wellbeing.
Read MoreBlack and gold tradition
Clayton family honors patriarch with scholarship created to benefit alumni children
Read MoreOur man in Bahrain
President Obama has nominated career diplomat William Roebuck (’78, MA ’82) as the next ambassador to Bahrain.
Read MoreTIME for the paperless classroom?
If you’re thumbing through the Oct. 20 issue of TIME Magazine you might recognize a fellow Deacon on Page 36. It’s teacher Matthew Gudenius (’00) in his paperless classroom.
Read MoreIt’s alive! A puppet horror show
Craig Joseph's ('97) scary creation: You've never seen Frankenstein like this
Read MoreShahedah Fornah (’12): Fighting Ebola
Alumna founds nonprofit to stop the deadly disease in Sierra Leone
Read MoreThe penguin that’s proud to be a Deacon
We know plenty of alumni who name their dogs Deacon, but a penguin named Deacon?
Read MoreThe father of Wake Forest ROTC
You probably remember Robert Helm (’39) as a philosophy professor; it’s what you don’t know about him that you might find surprising.
Read MoreThe hitchhiker’s 76th reunion
Fred Williams ('38, JD '40) took the long road to Wake Forest.
Read MoreOut of This Art World
Jenny Moore ('95) left the frenetic New York art scene to oversee an extraordinary museum in the middle of nowhere.
Read MoreTed Gellar-Goad and the Secret of the Sphinx
A scholar transforms his Latin grammar course into a gamer's delight and wins accolades for innovative teaching.
Read MoreHomegrown Harmonies
Once a month the allure of a potluck supper and old-time music leads Wake Foresters and friends to gather round for The Unbroken Circle.
Read MoreLeaders By Design
Here's a stylish combination: Wake Forest graduates who have an aptitude for both business and home decor, with connections to North Carolina, the furniture capital of the world.
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