The weight of mercy
“I was lied to, stolen from, screamed at and spit upon,” says Deb Richardson-Moore (’76), minister to the homeless.
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Alumnus 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.
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Wake Forest faculty and staff share how they find inspiration to 'Be Inventive!'
Read MoreInventing an Elevated Burger
Entrepreneur April Arden Hess ('96, MSA '97) brings an accountant's precision and her sensibilities as a mother of two to Elevation Burger's global enterprise
Read MoreHeroine in the Heartland
Jane Owens Cage ('78) steps up to lead the reinvention and renewal of Joplin
Read MoreTen years of hitting the bricks
Lori Piccolo (’87) will be watching from afar as hundreds of students race around Hearn Plaza for the 10th annual Hit the Bricks fundraiser Sept. 27.
Read MoreA new home for alumni
The newly renamed Alumni Hall was dedicated Sept. 20 with a hope that it will become as hallowed as its namesake on the Old Campus.
Read MoreLindsay Chambers (’00) and alumni friends: ‘Call Me Maybe’
“Call Me Maybe?” Always, for these Class of 2000 alumni.
Read MoreThe unforgettable Jeff Dobbs (’77)
The dancing, head-spinning Deacon was a crowd favorite in the 1970s.
Read MoreNotre Dame vs. Deacs? Good answer.
In family loyalty v. Wake Forest loyalty in sports, guess which prevailed for Connor Swarbrick (’11)?
Read MoreMelissa Harris-Perry (’94): On meaning
Melissa Harris-Perry (’94) urged students to ask “What difference does that make?”
Read MoreMary Scott Haynie (’13): A Deacon then and now
Seventeen years after four-year-old Mary Scott Haynie was the Homecoming poster child, she’s entering her senior year at Wake Forest.
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