An Improbable Journey
A native North Carolinian comes to understand the spell cast by California — and its magic.
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Constant & True: Pidge Meade
Here to say that moving and shaking leads to growth (and “Jeopardy!” championships)
Read More‘Are We For All of Humanity?’
Ellen Ward ('03) asks that question in her fight to end racism and poverty.
Read MoreMystery of a Rhodes Scholar
After nearly 90 years, a Wake Forest connection to a Rhodes recipient is unearthed.
Read MoreSecrets of Blackbeard’s Lost Pirate Ship
In his new book, underwater archeologist Mark Wilde-Ramsing (’74) reveals the treasures of Queen Anne’s Revenge.
Read MoreThe Gift of Gratitude
From 1956 to today: Judy Shaw Peterson (’60) cherishes her Wake Forest friends.
Read MoreCopenhagen Diary
A professor who led Wake Forest’s new Global AWAKEnings Program recounts her semester of living Danishly.
Read MoreCan We Talk?
Wake Forest has launched a national movement to gather its people for powerful, meaningful conversations.
Read MoreRemembering Jim Williams (’62, JD ’66)
Greensboro attorney was Life Trustee and former chair of the Board of Trustees.
Read MoreA Winning Idea
Teacher Mark Schnably (’92) and his students develop a potentially life-saving floodgate.
Read MoreCabinet of Curiosities
John Wolfe (JD '70) has spent a lifetime collecting memories and friends.
Read MoreTragedy and Redemption
The Vietnam War claimed two men who served together — one who died and one who lived with destructive anger and guilt. Memories have kept both alive.
Read MoreSo You Want to Be in The New Yorker?
From the time she was a child Emma Hunsinger (’13) did. Last November, the cartoonist succeeded.
Read MoreLet the Sun Shine In
David Bates ('84) helps harness sunlight to power fellow Deac's town of the future.
Read MoreLeveling the Playing Field
Former soccer standout Amir Lowery ('04) shoots to change lives, on and off the field.
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