Decorated Deacs
A Wake Forest affinity group sees military service as a way to better the lives of others.
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The Great American Road Trip
Retired Army Col. Jay Waters ('87) bikes from coast-to-coast to honor veterans.
Read MoreConstant & True: Jim Williams
'As it turns out, I have never really left Wake Forest and Wake has never stopped changing me.'
Read MoreMilitary Suicide Prevention Month
Tim Ralston ('02) is on the front lines helping airmen cope with stress, deployments.
Read MoreHot spot of the Cold War
Vern Pike ('58) recalls life, death and freedom at Berlin's Checkpoint Charlie.
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 MoreMedal of Honor
Once a cheerleader for the Deacs and now a champion for support of Navy families, Joette Horton Seniff ('90) receives rare civilian honor for her public service.
Read MoreFrom the Ground Up
From Iraq to Arlington National Cemetery, Archaeologist Sonny Trimble ('74) is known for getting things done. He has spent his career studying the science of humans, ever in search of history and what remains.
Read MoreThe father of Wake Forest ROTC
You probably remember Robert Helm (’39) as a philosophy professor; it’s what you don’t know about him that you might find surprising.
Read MoreThe Thing He Carried
Fifty-year-old Memories of People and Two Places — Wake Forest and Vietnam — Come Flooding Back
Read MoreAn off-the-court reunion in Vietnam
In 1966, teammates Al Koehler ('63) and Butch Hassell ('64) crossed paths in South Vietnam.
Read More‘The rockets’ red glare, the bombs bursting in air’
Provost Emeritus Edwin G. Wilson (’43) can still recall the fear he felt as a young ensign aboard a destroyer escort off Iwo Jima.
Read MoreTommy Norman (’66): Honoring our veterans
Veteran Tommy Norman (’66) helps ‘America’s heroes’ transition to civilian life.
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