Redesign for the Soul
Johanna Beach (’15) turns her hobby of sprucing up homes on a budget into a project to brighten lives.
Read MoreJohanna Beach (’15) turns her hobby of sprucing up homes on a budget into a project to brighten lives.
Read MoreAlumnus doggedly pursues a career in comedy, and he’s making it happen.
Read MoreQuiz Bowl brings alumni together online for not-so-trivial pursuit of fun and socializing.
Read MoreAn alumna who specializes in painting portraits raises $13,000 for the COVID-19 response by Wake Forest Baptist Health.
Read MoreWake Forest alumna helps launch a newsroom named for the 19th Amendment, which gave U.S. women voting rights in 1920.
Read MoreRecent graduate Connor deMayo captures art, science and celestial history with a photo and video of Comet Neowise.
Read MoreChef and culinary stylist Ashton Keefe (’09) pivots in the pandemic.
Read MoreA scholarship winner himself, Bill Wells (’74) is retiring as Wake Forest's longtime director of financial aid, having put philanthropic dollars to work for worthy students.
Read MoreChris Mowry (’82), lead singer for The Shakes band in his campus days, focuses as a biologist on the mysteries of coyotes.
Read MoreA chain reaction of bravery, chance connections and support among Wake Forest colleagues leads to a kidney transplant and transformed lives.
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 MoreAn alumna shares her fresh perspectives after touring museums in her adopted home city abroad with new Deacon friends.
Read MoreHow two wars and a brutal attack led the son of Baptist missionaries to help others with fear and pain.
Read MoreHillary Heard Baack (’02) thrives in film and on stage with an outsider’s acute observing of human nature and stories.
Read MoreLindsay McClure Miller (’07) and her photographer husband open new digital worlds for students to share culture internationally
Read MoreOver nearly 30 years, two poets with Wake Forest in common at turns argued, blundered and treated each other with kindness.
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