Join us for Dreams: Scenes from Some Other Life with Dr. Annie Jeng, piano
September 30
7:30 PM
Brendle Recital Hall in Scales Fine Arts Center
Free and open to the public
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Grammy, Emmy, and Tony winner (and 3x Oscar nominee) Cynthia Erivo brought her incredible energy and artistry to Wake Forest's Face to Face Speaker Forum.
Relive the magic here: photostories.wfu.edu/face-to…
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Cynthia Erivo brought her extraordinary voice, humor and candor to Wake Forest’s Face to Face Speaker Forum.
She opened with a powerful performance of “Imagine” before joining Wicked music director Dominick Amendum for a conversation about creativity, courage and a lifetime of learning.
Nearly 5,000 people attended, including 2,000 students from local schools and colleges.
Thank you, Cynthia, for an unforgettable evening.
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Welcome to The Forest, class of 2030!
From move-in day and orientation to that one time at band camp, enjoy this photo story capturing the arrival of our newest class of the finest. 🎩
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Today, the bells ring for Dolly. 🦋
Her legacy of music, generosity and passion for education will live on.
#ProHumanitate
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Home is where you hang your top hat. 🎩
Welcome to the Forest, #WFU30.
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Check out these results from LinkedIn Top Colleges 2026: The 50 best colleges for long-term career success in the U.S.
Wake ranked 17th best in the nation, 6th for for Top Colleges for Undergraduate Business Majors, and 10th for Best Colleges for Job Placement.
Go Deacs!!
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Ready to become a Demon Deacon? 🎩 Applications are officially open.
Bring your curiosity, your ambition and your story. We can’t wait to get to know you.
Start your journey at admissions.wfu.edu/apply. #WFU31
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Eleven members of the Class of 2026 have returned to their alma mater as Wake Forest Fellows, where they are working across the University.
Since 2008, the Wake Forest Fellows program has provided exceptional Wake Forest College graduates with the opportunity to work in higher education administration for a year. Each fellow serves as a full-time Wake Forest staff member, beginning July 1. In addition to working with top administrators, the fellows participate in leadership development activities and interact with faculty, staff and students to gain a deeper understanding of the inner workings of higher education.
The 2026–27 Wake Forest Fellows are:
📍 Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist
Amaya Williams (Morrisville, NC)
Biochemistry major with a concentration in Molecular Biology and a minor in Bioethics, Humanities, and Medicine
📍 Board Secretary
Sydney Calabrese (Raleigh, NC)
Health and Exercise Science major with a minor in Psychology
📍 Campus Life
Josephina (Fina) Dooley (St. Simons Island, GA)
Spanish and Art History majors
📍 Dean of the College
Mary Hauser (Kennebunk, ME)
Chemistry major
📍 Information Systems
Samantha (Sam) Stinson (Shanghai, China)
Communication major with minors in Psychology and East Asian Studies
📍 Leadership and Character
Alfredo Diaz (Miami, FL)
Finance major
📍 President's Office
Catherine (Lulu) Clark (Greenwich, CT)
Critical and Creative Media major with a minor in Marketing
📍 Provost's Office
Carter Dow (Chicago, IL)
Health and Exercise Science major with a minor in Chemistry
📍 START Gallery
Jane Alexander (Winston-Salem, NC)
Studio Art and Mathematics majors
📍 Wake Downtown
Alaina Wheeler (Waldorf, MD)
Biology major with a minor in Bioethics
📍 ZSR Library
Hannah Reynolds (Hastings, NE)
Critical and Creative Media and Theatre majors
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#WFU30: In just a few weeks, we'll begin our first semester at @WakeForest together. I can't wait to welcome you on move-in day!
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The nerves. The walk. The cheers. The tears. The hugs.
Wake Forest University Commencement day, minute by minute.
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Meet Callise Young (’26).
An Engineering major, Callise found a way to do it all, balancing Engineering, Marching Band and Theatre across four years.
Next, she’s working toward a career that brings those worlds together, with a goal of becoming an Imagineer at Disney. 🎓 #WFU26 #WFUGrad
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Meet Max Schellhammer (’26) 🎓
An engineering and music double major, he built his confidence by pursuing his two passions side by side, finding opportunities to create and collaborate across disciplines.
Next, Max will begin a career in civil engineering in Raleigh.
Meet more of the Class of 2026: seniors.wfu.edu/senior-showc…
#WFUGrad #ProHumanitate #WakeTheArts
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Wake Forest is making a significant investment in the future of the Spirit of the Old Gold and Black marching band. The new initiative is designed to strengthen the band program, expand its membership, and enhance the student experience. inside.wfu.edu/2026/04/wake-…
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As he prepares for life after graduation, take a look at a day in the life of senior Max Schellhammer ('26).
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