February 2009 Faculty Focus
Categories: Research & Discovery
February 2009 Staff News
Categories: University Announcements
Wake Forest falls to Georgia Tech
Just days after beating top-ranked Duke on a last-second shot, Wake Forest was upset by Georgia Tech on a last-second shot, 76-74, in a thriller in Atlanta on Saturday.
Categories: University Announcements
Obama’s ‘old school’ inaugural address challenged America to meet new needs
Barack Obama’s inaugural address may have been ‘old school’ and understated, but it was solid in its sentiments about America and its promise, writes associate professor of communication John Llewellyn.Categories: University Announcements
Wake Forest takes on Georgia Tech
Wake Forest will try to avoid a letdown after beating top-ranked Duke, when the fourth-ranked Demon Deacons play Georgia Tech at noon on Saturday.
Categories: University Announcements
Former presidential advisor Hess to address Obama transition
Stephen Hess, who has served as an advisor to every presidential transition team since Ronald Reagan, will discuss the opening days of Barack Obama’s presidency during a speech on Monday.
Categories: University Announcements
Babcock listed among world’s best schools
The Babcock Graduate School of Management has been named one of the best business schools in the world, according to the Financial Times of London.
Categories: University Announcements
Deacons upset Devils on last-second shot
Sophomore James Johnson’s layup with less than one second remaining lifted Wake Forest over No. 1 Duke, 70-68, Wednesday night at Joel Coliseum.
Categories: Athletics
Deacons take on Duke in ACC battle
Wake Forest looks to get back on top of the ACC tonight, challenging top-ranked Duke in the Joel Coliseum. Meet Mike Odom, the man behind ”Zombie Nation” and much of the off-the-court excitement at the coliseum.
Categories: Athletics
Professors address critical issues facing Obama
Professors Charles Kennedy, Mark Hall and David Coates will discuss the economic, foreign policy and other issues facing President Obama during a panel discussion on Thursday night, the first in the University’s series on “Challenges Facing the New President.”
Categories: University Announcements