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A New Philanthropic Twist on ‘The Multiplier Effect’

by Kerry M. King ('85)

Constant & True: Amy Dotson

by Amy Dotson ('98)

Venice was mine

Constant & True: Martha Blevins Allman

by Martha Blevins Allman (’82, MBA ’92, P ’15, ’19)

Come sit on the porch and tell us about yourself

‘Live to Inspire’

by Kerry King

Former hoops star LaChina Robinson ('02) is still shooting to make a difference.

Deep in the heart of Texas: A love for Wake Forest

by Kerry King

Alumni parents Doug and Julie Ann Hartman believe in giving back to their alma mater.

In Focus

by Wake Forest Magazine

In the competitive world of photography, Kovi Konowiecki ('14), Kate T. Parker ('98) and Suyash Keshari ('18) gained international acclaim. They share how they did it.

Life Into Art – Jessica Tefft (’90)

by Wake Forest Magazine

Justin Guariglia (’97): Beyond Photography

by Maria Henson ('82)

'How do you make something visceral? How do you take a concept and make it felt?'

Living the Dream

by Kerry M. King ('85)

Ed Kivett ('87, MBA '94) realizes his life's dream as a mountain innkeeper.

‘Something’s Wrong’

by Kerry King

Beth Deuer’s ('96) road to recovery from a ruptured brain aneurysm.

From Churchill to Bono to Trump

by Kerry King

Inside Elliot Berke's ('93) world with rock-and-roll legends and the Trump transition.

The Nature of his Vision

by Mark Schrope ('93)

Carlton Ward Jr. ('98), an eighth-generation Floridian, mounts expeditions to photograph the natural heritage of his homeland to empower its conservation.

Kitchin memories

by Kerry King

Tyler Van Zandt ('08) comes back 'home' to renovate his old dorm.

Box of memories

by Kerry King

Old post office box doors reveal a simpler time when getting a letter from back home would lift your spirits.

Gooey butter cake and more

by Kerry King

Ryan Nusbickel ('96) leaves TV behind for a new career writing children's books.

@War: The battlefield of the future

by Kerry King

Author Shane Harris ('98) takes readers into America's new cyberwar