A closer look at the University seal
Scott Kyles (’92, MA ’94) shines some light on the seal’s centerpiece, the Chi-Rho symbol.
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Class Note: Tom McNeill (JD ’88)
Legal Aid of North Carolina honors Charlotte attorney for pro bono service.
Read MorePortraits of Pro Humanitate-2
From quiet acts in meeting an immediate need to large leaps of faith in founding nonprofits, members of the Wake Forest community prove the spirit of our motto is alive in the world.
Read MorePortraits of Pro Humanitate-3
From quiet acts in meeting an immediate need to large leaps of faith in founding nonprofits, members of the Wake Forest community prove the spirit of our motto is alive in the world.
Read MorePortraits of Pro Humanitate-4
From quiet acts in meeting an immediate need to large leaps of faith in founding nonprofits, members of the Wake Forest community prove the spirit of our motto is alive in the world.
Read MorePortraits of Pro Humanitate Movie
From quiet acts in meeting an immediate need to large leaps of faith in founding nonprofits, members of the WakeForest community prove the spirit of our motto is alive in the world.
Read MorePortraits of Pro Humanitate Photo Gallery
Travis Dove (’04) captures the spirit of Pro Humanitate.
Read MoreIs There a Doctor in the Hikers Cabin?
Savoring his own sense of timing, physician Rob Cocke (’93) has fashioned a peripatetic life that blends Pro Humanitate and global adventure.
Read MoreThe power of positive volunteering
A passion for volunteering drove Andrea Rodgers (’93) to the intersection of charity and lifestyle.
Read MoreWade Murphy (’00) helps endow the Humanities Institute with $1 million gift
In February, Wade Murphy (’00), executive vice president of Marmik Oil Co. in El Dorado, Ark., made history as the only person under 35 to make a single seven-figure gift in the University’s history. Murphy, a member of the College Board of Visitors, donated $1 million to the Humanities Institute. In 2010 the National Endowment […]
Read MoreRichard M. Burr, Winston-Salem, N.C., and Washington, D.C.
As with every elected official, it can be tempting to consider U.S. Sen. Richard Burr (’78) in policy terms. He’s the guy who streamlined bureaucracy to expedite medical care for millions of Americans, for example. But to get the real point, ask somebody across the allegedly impassable gulf of partisanship to describe what makes the […]
Read MoreHale/Orser Fund honors associate deans’ commitment to students
A new fund honors Toby A. Hale (’65, P ’03), Paul N. Orser (’69, P ’01) and their dedication to students.
Read MoreTwo years after devastating tornado, Joplin on its way back
‘A mighty rush of wind battered Joplin but it also filled our collective spirits with resolve,’ says Jane Owens Cage (’78) on the two-year anniversary of devastating tornado.
Read MoreIfill to graduates: ‘Care about something’
A ceremony that began with students delivering the welcome in half a dozen languages concluded with heavy rain falling, almost on cue, as it ended.
Read MoreInto Africa: Katherine Wycisk (’12)
Katherine Wycisk (’12) turns her passion for caring for orphans in Uganda into a nonprofit.
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