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Wake Forest has never been a place for the faint of initiative. Here we believe in the art of leading by example and that by expecting more of ourselves, we’ll continue to inspire others to do the same.
This is an uncommon place. Much like the young men and women who are drawn here and the life that awaits them. A place where the unique find strength in numbers and a shared passion for the diversity of interest that makes us human.
What started as mentorship has blossomed into a powerful bond that will positively affect the lives of many halfway across the world. Phillips Bragg (’93) first met former Lost Boy Lubo Mijack with the intention of sharing his experience... More »
In February of 2011 Wake Forest dedicated Casa Dingledine in Managua, Nicaragua. The conference center will serve as a home to the Nicaragua Nexus program, as well as the many programs and services available... More »
Wake Forest researchers have shown for the first time that drinking beet juice can increase blood flow to the brain in older adults — a finding that could hold great potential for combating the progression of dementia. More »
In the spirit of asking the important questions and leading the way to answers, Wake Forest hosted “Losing to Win,” a two-day discussion of race and intercollegiate sports. The conference explored such important topics as the... More »
As we celebrate the spirit of Wake Forest, we must remain committed to sustaining that which makes us remarkable.
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