Construction begins on golf facility
Construction has begun on the new on-campus golf facility, located on the former site of Hooks baseball stadium.
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Students at risk for second-hand smoke
Students not only receive an education when they go to college, they also receive high exposure to second-hand smoke, according to a study by researchers at Wake Forest School of Medicine.
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A journey of discovery
For most of today’s college students, the Vietnam War is ancient history. But for junior Calli Nguyen and senior Kyle Bridges, the Vietnam War left a lasting imprint on the families.
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Medical Center highly ranked in 5 areas
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center is ranked as one of “America’s Best Hospitals” in five categories — respiratory disorders, cancer, kidney disease, urology and gynecology.
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Reinemund hits the ground running
Dean of Business Steve Reinemund describes his view of business education and his leadership philosophy in a recent television interview.
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Researchers featured in NY Times
The New York Times reports on a study, published in Science magazine, by doctoral student Aaron Corcoran and Professor of Biology William Conner (at left).
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Liftoff at last for Marshburn
The space shuttle Endeavour, with alumnus Tom Marshburn (MD ‘89) aboard, lifted off en route to the international space station Wednesday after several weather delays.
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Alcohol may ward off dementia
A small amount of alcohol may help lower the risk of dementia in older adults, according to researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine.
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Wellman leads Deacons to new heights
In his 17 years as director of athletics, Ron Wellman has led Wake Forest to championships and exceeded expectations for the smallest school in the ACC.
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Atala continues pioneering cell research
Since becoming the first to build a functioning organ from scratch, Dr. Anthony Atala, director of Wake Forest’s Institute for Regenerative Medicine, has moved on to cobbling up bones, heart valves, muscles, and some 20 other body parts.
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