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Wake Forest University students volunteered around Winston-Salem as part of Days of Service
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Pep rally on the quad to start the 2023 season
Welcome to Wake Forest Class of 2027
A transformative commitment from Bob McCreary ('61) creates a dynamic new athletic space
URECA-Undergrads & faculty mentors work together on summer research projects
Celebrating the graduating class
A religious service honoring the graduating class
A day in the life of a Rhodes Scholar
Award winning actor visits Wake Forest
Something for everybody, every body and every mind
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An annual tradition with tricks and treats for local kids
Students showcase original scholarship in collaboration with faculty mentors
Wake Foresters raise money for cancer research
Rally for the Deacons on Hearn Plaza
Congratulations to Graduates and their Families
Dr. Susan R. Wente Installed as 14th President of Wake Forest
Yo Yo Ma on Art, Life and Happiness
Breaking ground on a new Demon Deacon football facility.
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President Wente visits the old campus in Wake Forest, NC.
Lovefeast: a cherished annual tradition
An annual tradition to celebrate the holiday season
The Art Gallery as Laboratory
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Deacs raise more than $200,000 for cancer research
A Celebration Worth the Wait
Wake Foresters Rally for the Demon Deacons
Go Deacs!
Dr. Susan R. Wente arrives as Wake Forest's 14th President
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COVID Can't Stop Pro Humanitate
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Campus life is blossoming
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Wake Foresters Return for the Spring Semester
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A look back at two decades in The Forest
Relive the moments
The Wake Forest campus is at its best in the Fall
See the glorious seasonal color
Wake Foresters find a comfortable place to work
Sets New Records for Money Raised, Teams
Hands-On Learning During Covid
Different Look, Same Lab
Wake Forest hosts ESPN College GameDay, Clemson
Check out the Big Game(Day)
Wake Forest students arrive on campus during a pandemic
Wake Foresters head to class for the Fall 2020 semester
Learning Looks a Bit Different
Wake Forest Prepares for Students to Return
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Wake Forest students move out during the pandemic
Wake Forest responds to COVID-19
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Wake Forest students head to Florida to find birds
See the classroom take to the field
Wake Forest Downs No. 7 Duke in Double-Overtime Thriller
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Lifelong friendships have taken root in the Forest, and our stories are unrivaled by any.
Meet some Deacs who found their people
A story of friendship, dreams and what might have been
Celebrate their unbreakable bond
Leaves fall and spirits soar as another autumn colors a campus community unrivaled by any. Enjoy the view.
Experience the fall semester
The Wake Forest Lovefeast has grown to be one of the largest Moravian-style lovefeasts in North America and one of the University's most cherished traditions for more than 50 years.
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Volunteers prepared Thanksgiving meals during Turkeypalooza and delivered them to food-insecure Winston-Salem residents
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Hosting local school children for tricks & treats!
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A Performance on Hearn Plaza Starring WFU Facilities Staff
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Wake Foresters "Hit the Bricks" for Cancer Research
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Introducing the Sutton Sports Performance Center and the Shah Basketball Complex
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Taking care of all that makes you ... you.
How we thrive
Electrical goods entrepreneur Anil Rai Gupta (MBA ’92, LLD ’17) helps power daily life in India, but his generous spirit is what energizes the world around him.
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As a politician, victims’ rights advocate, attorney and national columnist, Donna Edwards (’80) can do almost anything. Anything except quit.
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Cucumbers, pole beans and Pro Humanitate values have taken root at Buck Cochran’s Peacehaven Farm
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Mother Nature does some of her best work here
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In every corner of campus, Wake Forest Fellows learn and lead in a year‑long adventure
Immerse yourself along with them
Wake Forest is a lot of things, but boring will never be one of them
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A story of trial, error and teamwork
Meet Kathryn Webster (’17)
Medical mystery. Hoop dreams. Rock ’n’ Roll army. Terrorism. Four Olympics. Vietnam.
SEE HOW WE LEAD
Tree meets world
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Destructive mining threatens one of Earth’s greatest resources: The Amazon
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The most wonderful time of the year
We saved you a seat
IPLACe turns academics into a big production
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Connecting through the power of conversation
Downtown Winston-Salem is the place to be thanks to the quiet efforts of Double Deacon Alfred Adams (’68, JD ’73)
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Big ideas - and a big personality - made Wake alumnus, John Medica, a laptop legend
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When turning away is not an option
Meet Julie Coyne
Does religion influence gun ownership?
SEE WHAT WE FOUND
A whirlwind trip to La Biennale through the eyes of Sean Wilkinson (’15)
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Works great on hard-to-reach toxic waste
YOU SHOULD READ THIS
How the best team you've never known is making history
Step inside the world of debate
Real men play Barbie
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For these birds, turf wars have a rhythm
Learn to speak woodpecker
Wake Washington officially opens for business
Six students. Six figures. One art collection unlike any other.
Doing your own thing is a Wake Forest tradition
Enjoy our quirkiest customs
Meet the Bob McCreary you don’t know
Get to know Bob
Humans are learning a lot from the naturally high-tech bat
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Carlton Ward Jr. (’98) defends a side of Florida few know
Faculty Fellows have your back
Um, what’s a faculty fellow?
Why aren't these birds in the mood?
Find Out
American parents aren’t as happy as their global peers
See Why
Beet juice could save your brain
Read How
The wiggly custodians you can eat
You should read this
The speechless art of communication
Catch a Glimpse
Old furniture achieves immortality thanks to the efforts of dedicated campus staff
See how old furniture lives on
Introducing Wake Downtown
See Imagination at Work
When Zach Gordon (’16) couldn’t move, faith, family and purpose drove him forward
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