Honoring Brian Piccolo
More than four decades ago, the Piccolo cancer fund drive got its start with a modest vision posed by fraternity guys.
Read MoreMore than four decades ago, the Piccolo cancer fund drive got its start with a modest vision posed by fraternity guys.
Read MoreAn alumna who specializes in painting portraits raises $13,000 for the COVID-19 response by Wake Forest Baptist Health.
Read MoreZach Klein (’04) follows his passions, from co-founding Vimeo and DIY.org to sharing woodsy architecture in Cabin Porn books to a dream job as CEO of Dwell magazine.
Read MoreKunal Premnarayen ('00) uses his childhood experience to bring hope to children in India.
Read MoreInspiring alumni share stories of leadership and character that influenced their lives
Read MoreFormer soccer standout Amir Lowery ('04) shoots to change lives, on and off the field.
Read MoreNine years after swapping spreadsheets for tripods, David Byars ('04, MSA '05) made his directorial debut at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Read MoreFounder of bSmartGuide.com to help women reach life goals, this theatre major set stage for success and became a hard act to follow.
Read MoreThese 10 Wake Forest graduates are improving wellbeing from all angles, making the world a healthier, happier place.
Read MoreDavid Bland's ('76, P '04) brand of social entrepreneurship is bringing homes — and hope — to Indian Country.
Read MoreOnce 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 MoreFifty-year-old Memories of People and Two Places — Wake Forest and Vietnam — Come Flooding Back
Read MoreTwo alumni are growing sustainable farm businesses, relying on a Wake Forest education with historic roots in the soil.
Read MoreSome art tours can be yawn-worthy, but the ones created by Nick Gray ('04) are playful, quirky and always surprising.
Read MoreFrom quiet acts to large leaps of faith, Wake Foresters prove the spirit of our motto is alive in the world.
Read MoreRandom acts of kindness honor the late Fred Scully (’04, MSA ’05), who remained focused on what he had, not what he was losing.
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