Remember When?
David Hills' whimsical cartoons captured the feel-good campus vibes of an era.
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Jackie Murdock (’57): The Deacon in his Den
Former basketball star and coach relishes his black and gold memories.
Read MoreWhat a coincidence!
Presidential Scholar Will Landon, Class of 2020, and one of his childhood heroes will have an alma mater in common — 22 years apart.
Read MoreRicky Van Veen (’03): No Laughing Matter
CollegeHumor co-founder shares his secrets to success, his best piece of advice and his favorite TV shows.
Read More2016 Distinguished Alumni Award: Bob McCreary (’61)
Former football player's passion for athletics runs high.
Read More2016 Distinguished Alumni Award: David Dupree (MBA ’78)
Successful businessman has never forgotten what Wake Forest did for him.
Read More2016 Distinguished Alumni Award: Jocelyn Burton (’80)
Longtime attorney recognized for her advocacy in private practice and public service.
Read MoreA funny thing happened to Michael Baron
Twenty-five years after falling in love with theatre at Wake Forest, he returns to honor venerable professor Harold Tedford.
Read MoreBrand of brothers
Greg Buck (MBA '08) of JDog's Junk Removal follows his passions for business and the military by hiring, and serving, veterans.
Read MoreEncourage and empower
Teacher Brittany Inman Jimenez ('11) works to break the generational cycle of poverty.
Read MoreThe Music Man
'Neither of us realized it at the time,' writes a former student, 'but Dr. Mac that semester opened up a real new world for me.'
Read MoreA Fine Find
The last books Harold Colson ('78) expected to discover in a Baltimore shop were historical volumes about his alma mater.
Read MoreDeacs in Love
Sweet stories that span the decades prove Wake Forest is truly a romantic place.
Read MoreProfessors Carl and Lucille Harris left a legacy for students, academic departments
The late professors Carl (’44) and Lucille S. Harris were known for their friendliness, kindness and dedication to their students.
Read MoreBrotherly love
Blake Briggs ('13) was so sure sister Morgan ('19) would follow in his WFU footsteps he hid a secret welcome letter. Two years later, she found it.
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