Zach Bokhari’s journey at Wake Forest is a testament to the transformative power of education. From uncertain beginnings to ...

Machine à laver. That was the term — French for “laundry machine” — that Sofia Bazant was searching for when she described ...

Update 4:36 p.m.: Professor of Jewish History Barry Trachtenberg has begun leading the “emergency teach-in,” that was ...

Since its founding at Wake Forest in 2011, the Muslim Student Association (MSA) has created a sense of belonging for Muslim ...

My identity as a Black woman raised by Ethiopian immigrants is one I’m proud of. From the way I view the world to how I ...

When you first walk into Xcaret Mexican Grill and Cantina on Fourth Street, dozens of art pieces vie for your attention.

Every time there’s a lull in the conversation, Maryam rushes to fill it. It doesn’t matter what we were talking about earlier ...

Class has been dismissed for almost half an hour, but a handful of students are still sticking around. They stand at the front of the Carswell classroom blocking one of the doors as they pepper their ...

Just behind Kentner Stadium is a corner of campus that few students venture to regularly. Each weekday, environmental program students and anthropology majors spill out of their department’s ...

At midnight on Jan. 15, 1812, in Salem, North Carolina, the sky is dark and the temperatures are dropping. A snowstorm had swept through town just a few days before. In the stillness, hymns pierce ...

Birds chirp in the light breeze of a bright afternoon. Coveted spring weather knocks on Thursday’s door. While students head to their final classes of the day, junior Alyssa Zaepfel’s day isn’t over.