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A new technology that eliminates background noise in hearing aids was judged one the best ideas from a talented field of entrepreneurs who competed in the 10th annual Wake Forest Elevator Competition.

Leading tort scholars from around the country will be on campus for a tort symposium this week. Professor Mike Green explains its importance to lawyers, judges and the public, especially in emerging new areas such as “toxic substance” cases.

Should you be concerned if your child prefers communicating with friends via video games instead of face-to-face? Psychology’s John Petrocelli examines the influence of video games on communication.

Students from across the country are on campus this weekend to pitch their business plans during the Babcock School’s annual Elevator Competition.

Reynolda House Museum of America Art hosts its free Community Day on Sunday, “Americans in Paris,” in conjunction with the “American Impressions” exhibit.

Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center has been named one of the leading hospitals in America according to a recent magazine survey.

A panel of the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments in three cases on Friday at the School of Law.