The bonds of Casa Artom
Sally Hurd Smith ('75) reflects on the friendships that still unite these alumni
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Saving the orangutans
Cassie Freund (’10) uses her biology degree to save wild orangutans in Borneo.
Read MoreBucking the trend
Mark Titus Hoover (’10) takes the road less traveled to the U.S. Embassy in Burkina Faso, West Africa.
Read MoreA model education
Cecilia Silva (’74) builds a thriving school in her native Argentina based on what she learned at her alma mater.
Read MoreHer costumes capture moments in time
“Fashion is trend forecasting,” says Lauren Gaston (’09). “Costume design involves digging into a moment in time much like an anthropologist would.”
Read MoreHimmelsbach’s travels
Backpacking around the world wasn’t journey enough for Ryan Himmelsbach (’11), so he cycled across the USA.
Read MoreAlumnus leads student to ‘Wake’ and ‘Forest’
Probably no one’s journey to Wake Forest was longer than Somali native Yasin Ali’s, but he had Jordan Adam (’04) pointing the way.
Read MoreProfessor Emeritus Mary Frances Robinson dies
A memorial service for retired French professor Mary Frances Robinson, who died on July 31, will be held on Sunday, Sept. 2, at 3 p.m. in Wait Chapel.
Read MoreSpanish lessons? Put a bird on it
Are you Cuckoo? Si. Rising senior Clare Rizer found a special Spanish tutor on her study abroad semester.
Read MoreDeacons connect in the Far East
Alumni are renewing their black and gold ties through new alumni clubs 7,000 miles from campus.
Read MoreHuman rights for ‘the least of these’
Human rights is both a passion and a profession for Karen Buschman Barnes (’05).
Read MoreHillary Taylor (’11), and professors Monique O’Connell and Emily Wakild
Hillary Taylor’s unusual academic journey, from Wake Forest to Italy to Mexico.
Read MoreFace Time: Rob Musci and Peter Brubaker
Fighting through fire, water and mud together was just the latest example of the bonds they've forged.
Read MoreFace Time: Nick Liu and Stewart Carter
Liu and Carter became close after working side-by-side for four weeks in China.
Read MoreFace Time: Camille Morgan and Paul Thacker
"He opened my eyes to some different things I could do with my life. Looking back on it, it makes a lot of sense. It fits me."
Read MoreFace Time: Kendall Hack, Rachel Handel, Carrie Stokes and Ananda Mitra
Mitra gave the students the confidence and support to pursue their dreams.
Read MoreHitting a winning idea
Kevin Dias (’06) hopes to become king of the virtual mini-golf world with his new game app, Putter King.
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