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News topic: Administration
Eviction controversy continues
The controversial eviction of faculty and staff from the apartments on Allen Easley Drive will be delayed until June 2009 for most residents, the university told them March 3. Three of the 10 buildings,… Read »
University receives NSF grant
A grant totaling $596,679, awarded to the university by the National Science Foundation, will fund a three-year project designed to create a network of partnerships among the private sector, nonprofit… Read »
Enrollment, faculty salaries to increase
The proposed budget for the 2008-2009 school year, which will be examined by the Board of Trustees this April, assumes an 80-student increase in the incoming class size and a desire to bring faculty salaries… Read »
Is Campus Grounds Finished?
Much of the university community may have thought that the controversy about bringing Starbucks to campus ended last year after students petitioned the university’s plans, expressing concerns about… Read »
Changes to Benson start soon
The Class of 2012 will never know Benson University Center’s food court quite like it exists today. Fall 2008 marks the beginning of phase one of the two phase Benson renovation plan. Construction… Read »
Deacon Boulevard expands
The university is currently in the planning stages for a long-term development of Deacon Boulevard, located off of University Parkway. It will be a multi-phase project that includes a series of retail… Read »
University plans substantial changes
The university is changing. On the heels of a recent board of trustees meeting, statements released Feb. 12 detail an ambitious list of new initiatives approved by the trustees. Items include significant… Read »
EMT rides with police, gains new perspective
Reid Larson is a member of the Wake Forest Emergency Response Team. He decided to participate in a program through which he had the opportunity to ride along with University Police Jan. 25, which happened… Read »
Tunnels pose health risks to students
The university, though pristine and majestic in all its glory, has a deep, dark secret, literally. Read »
Students propose new health plan
The Student Health Care Initiative is proposing that the university add the cost of student health insurance to the cost of tuition in order to ensure that all students have health insurance. The group… Read »