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News topic: Campus life
Forum addresses student issues
As part of an effort to encourage communication between the student body and the administration, Student Government hosted a forum on student life on Sept. 11. President Nathan O. Hatch and Vice President… Read »
University prepares campus for possible additions
Two forums discussing the Campus Master Plan took place on Sept. 9 and Sept. 11, the first hosted by Student Government and the second by the university. The Master Plan supplements the much-discussed… Read »
Festival celebrates Chinese traditions and culture
The Chinese Moon Festival on Sept. 13 on the Reynolda patio attracted crowds of university undergraduate and graduate students as well as local Winston-Salem residents. A large buffet of Chinese food,… Read »
University police work to increase campus safety
Ever since the Virginia Tech tragedy in 2007, university administrators have been focusing their energy on formulating the most effective and efficient campus emergency plan. Read »
Volunteer service group comes back
Professors and upperclassmen students are working to revitalize and expand a student-run nonprofit service agency called Aprender y Enseñar (Learn and Teach) on campus. Read »
SG hosts sessions about campus plans
Three forums will take place at the university in the upcoming weeks that will give students the opportunity to pose questions to University President Nathan O. Hatch and other administrators about the… Read »
To drink… or not to drink?
Another year has begun, which means freshman orientation has come and gone, classes have started and the first football home game is just around the corner. Amidst the packs of lost freshmen and long waitlists… Read »
Shuttle alters schedule
The university decided to add a night schedule to the shuttle bus that commutes students to and from different locations on campus. Stops at night will now be regularly scheduled, just as they are during… Read »
University earns high rank for black students
The university moved up 10 ranks among top colleges for black students in a new survey by Black Enterprise magazine. Read »
Campus plans new residences
For the class of 2012 and beyond, two new residence halls will be built before graduation. The university recently started official plans for two new residence halls. An architect was just selected and… Read »