We’ll Always Have Venice
Wake Forest celebrates more than 50 years of Deacons studying abroad at Casa Artom. Alumni and faculty share memories of the University’s first overseas residence.
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Exit Smiling
Two Double Deacs who served Wake Forest for more than a combined seven decades say farewell to the institution that shaped them, and, in turn, they helped shape.
Read MoreWho’s Hungry?
James Brim (’87), a food bank’s entrepreneurial maestro, has found multiple ways to fill stomachs and buoy hearts in his Georgia community.
Read MoreThe Letters
Thanks to the work of four Wake Forest professors and an undergraduate, a Holocaust story spanning ‘both sides of the Atlantic’ is known.
Read MoreInside baseball (and we like it!)
The team’s impressive 2023 season, the support behind the scenes and stories from the 1955 championship at the Men’s College World Series
Read MoreConstant & True: Kimberly Jones (’05, MAEd ’06)
A North Carolina Teacher of the Year lauds a Wake Forest mentor.
Read MoreData Driven
Chris Lewis (’22, MSA ’23) had the time of his life leading a group of students who crunched the numbers that helped our famous baseball team excel.
Read MoreFrom Boardroom to Classroom
Entrepreneur David Tann (’02) built his own creative and branding agency from scratch to make time for mentoring the next generation.
Read MoreLet’s Make A Deal — and Help the Environment
Jack Laughlin (’17) pivoted from finance to co-founding BinStar, a store selling deeply discounted returned merchandise that was headed for landfills.
Read MoreFrom the Lab to L’Oréal
An alumna’s love of beauty and chemistry propelled her to a new job supporting others, and, to top it off, she has a new book supporting those who are navigating pregnancy and work.
Read MoreFighting Hunger with Flip-flops
Social entrepreneur Alice Green Brown (’03) tackles hunger at home and abroad.
Read MoreGlobal Deacs Turns 10
An affinity group for Wake Foresters attracted to careers in international affairs is thriving.
Read MoreA Secret History in Plain Sight
With persistence and innovation, materials scientist Laura Ware Adlington (’10) delved past what meets the eye at Canterbury Cathedral to solve a mystery and make history.
Read MoreElevating a ‘consciousness of care’
Vice President for Campus Life Shea Kidd Brown has a higher aim for students beyond fitting in.
Read MoreIf the Past Could Talk
Ever wondered about the weathered plaques on walls, doors, benches and trees around campus? Behind the inscriptions are stories that can bring a smile or a tear.
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