Wake Forest’s Steve Reinemund: Giving back in his encore career
Dean of Business Steve Reinemund tells Bloomberg Businessweek how he moved up from Roy Rogers and his advice for job hunters.
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Trash talk from Allison Orr (’93) at SXSW
Leave it to a Wake Forest graduate to figure out how to choreograph a ballet of trash trucks and sanitation workers. A documentary about her premieres Saturday at SXSW in Austin.
Read MoreHuman rights for ‘the least of these’
Human rights is both a passion and a profession for Karen Buschman Barnes (’05).
Read MoreJenny Puckett (’71): Telling the Wake Forest story
Jenny Puckett (’71) passes on the Wake Forest story; Ed Wilson (’43) shares his best — and worst — Wake Forest memories with students.
Read MoreDaily double: from Jeopardy! fan to contestant
“I knew some British monarchs that didn’t come up, and opera didn’t come up.” See Susannah Rosenblatt (’03) tonight on Jeopardy!
Read MoreHannah Masimore (’09) wins big at the Oscars
“The Artist” may have been the big winner at the Oscars ceremony Sunday night, but Hannah Masimore (’09) had a big night, too.
Read MoreDistinguished alumni reflect the spirit of Wake Forest
Successful. Authoritative. Commanding great respect. There are many terms to define “distinguished” but these seem especially appropriate when describing the 2012 recipients of Wake Forest’s Distinguished Alumni Award, who were recognized at a gala dinner on Feb. 17 during Alumni Council weekend. The Rev. Michael “Mike” Aiken (’71) is executive director of the Greensboro Urban Ministry. […]
Read MoreMichael “Mike” Aiken, Greensboro, N.C.
Since 1985 the Rev. Michael “Mike” Aiken (’71) has been executive director of Greensboro Urban Ministry, a nondenominational agency providing crisis intervention and outreach services. As one nominator wrote, “He is out to put himself out of a job as he works to end homelessness and poverty in Greensboro and Guilford County.” In accepting his […]
Read MoreLibba Clark Evans, Winston-Salem, N.C.
Well-known for her service in the private and public sectors, Lisbeth “Libba” Clark Evans (’74, MBA ’78) earned two degrees from Wake Forest and she has never strayed far from the place. She has, at one time or another, held leadership roles on the Board of Trustees, the Alumni Council, the boards of directors of Wake […]
Read MoreBen Sutton Jr., Winston-Salem, N.C.
As the “mic man” who led cheers at home football games in 1978 and 1979, Ben Sutton Jr. (’80, JD ’83, P ’14) was a widely recognized voice in Wake Forest sports. Today he continues to promote Demon Deacons athletics as president of IMG College, the multimedia and brand management company representing Wake Forest and other […]
Read MoreChef Ashton Keefe (’09) revels in the joy of cooking
‘I was the only student to ever buy wine that cost more than $15 a bottle and then cook with it,’ says Ashton Keefe (’09).
Read MoreCurt Beech (’94) takes film from page to stage in ‘Lincoln’
In the film industry, ‘limitations breed creativity,’ says art director Curt Beech (’94).
Read MoreEd Wilson (’43): ‘Of goodness and intelligence’
Provost Emeritus Edwin G. Wilson’s words at Founders’ Day Convocation still resonate with J. Michael Thomas (’79) — 20 years later.
Read MoreHappy Valentine’s Day, Eric G. Wilson
English Professor Eric G. Wilson has a new book that earns props from Oprah’s magazine.
Read MoreThe Brocks: a lifelong romance with theatre, each other
For John and Barbara Ann Land Brock, love blossomed in the theatre.
Read MoreBig screen, big bucks and Robin Sweet’s (’87) big challenge
Big filmmakers trust Robin Nelson Sweet (’87) to manage the big bucks.
Read MoreHip-hop power to the people
It’s a rap: Blake Brandes (’06) uses hip-hop to communicate a socially conscious message.
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