Deacs vs. Terps in key soccer matchup
No. 3 Wake Forest takes on No. 5 Maryland tonight at Spry Stadium with first place in the ACC on the line.
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Nature’s ‘trick or treat’
In the ongoing evolutionary battle between bats and moths, a species of tiger moth plays a trick with sound to avoid becoming a bat’s tasty treat, according to new research.Categories: Mentorship, Research & Discovery
The human cost of war
Professor Sarah Lischer, who recently returned from Rwanda, studies the human cost of war and the plight of refugees around the world.Categories: University Announcements
A more welcoming Welcome Center
Construction will begin soon on a new home for the Admissions and Welcome Center to accommodate the growing number of prospective students.Categories: Enrollment & Financial Aid, Environment & Sustainability, Experiential Learning, University Announcements
Law students to volunteer during Fall CommUNITY Cares Day
Students, faculty and staff from the School of Law are joining students at Kimberley Park Elementary School in Winston-Salem this weekend to beautify the school’s grounds.
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Presidential Scholar combines music and academics
For Presidential Scholar John Kossler, playing classical guitar is only one part of the composition of his academic life.Categories: University Announcements
Classical guitar’s growth celebrated in new concert series
Showcasing the rising interest in classical guitar, the music department and the Piedmont Guitar Society are teaming up at the Fall Choral Concert tonight.Categories: Arts & Culture
Film program moves to Wake Forest
Documentary filmmaker Sandra Dickson has moved a film institute that she helped lead at the University of Florida to Wake Forest.
Categories: Arts & Culture
IBM to sponsor business competitionIBM to sponsor business competition
IBM will be the main sponsor for the 20th annual Schools of Business Marketing Summit, which brings graduate and undergraduate students from top schools around the country to campus.
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Shortage of honey drives prices higher
Seasonal local factors and long-term global trends are causing a shortage of honey that has beekeepers, farmers and scientists worried, says Reynolds Professor Susan Fahrbach.Categories: Research & Discovery