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News topic: Student groups
Students reach out to local homeless
Every Saturday morning at the corner of Patterson and East 11th, a group of about 25 university students can be found feeding the homeless. Some help pass out the sandwiches, while others spend time chatting… Read »
Students defy negative stereotypes
A few university students are standing out by serving their community, and making others question exactly what is “typical” of Greek organizations. Negative stereotypes of fraternity members… Read »
Kappa Sigma to hold run
Kappa Sigma fraternity, which has organized its annual Piccolo Run relay race since the early ‘80s, will host the event, a 120 mile run from the university’s old campus in Wake Forest, N.C.,… Read »
Dancers to perform
Four Wake Forest dancers, seniors Sarah Klyap and Brook Vogel and sophomores Katie Miller and Jennifer Reppucci, will be performing pieces choreographed by Assistant Professor of Dance Christina Tsoules… Read »
College Dems say Hillary Clinton coming to campus Friday
Sen. Hillary Clinton will come to the university to speak at 5:30 p.m. Apr. 18 in Wait Chapel, according to sophomore Zahir Rahman, president of the Wake Forest College Democrats. Read »
Debate team named national champions
Two-a-day practices, constant strategizing and head-to-head competition might seem more related to the NCAA basketball tournament than a National Debate Tournament, but you’d be surprised. Read »
Students sprout mustaches to benefit charity
The university is participating in a fundraiser this year called Mustaches for Kids. Beginning in 1999, Mustaches for Kids was formed to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation in Los Angeles. Make-A-Wish is… Read »
DAC to host student art festival in Brendle
The Disabilities Awareness Coalition will hold the Meg Hudson Memorial Arts Festival at 6 p.m. April 11 in Brendle Recital Hall to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Greensboro, N.C. The event… Read »
Students work to keep professor
For visiting assistant professor of history Michael Bennett, teaching at the university since his arrival in August 2006 has been the “best two years of his life.” All this may change, however,… Read »
Students for Obama make community impact
The Wake Forest Students for Barack Obama group is in full force with a jam-packed agenda.
Senior Kyle Haney and sophomore Randy Paris pilot the organization, which currently has 140 members. Read »