Wake Forest stormed back from 20 points down against N.C. State to pull within two late in the game, but the Wolfpack held on for the win, 82-76, Wednesday night in Raleigh.
The Obama administration’s biggest challenge this year is implementing the stimulus package to create jobs, get credit flowing and solve the mortgage crisis, political commentator David Gergen said Tuesday night in a speech in Wait Chapel.
Religion professor Lynn Neal and students in her class on religious intolerance have created a Web site to show the power of visual imagery to promote prejudice against religious groups.
The 19th annual Wake Forest MBA Marketing Summit, featuring teams from Wake Forest and other top universities, is taking place at the Worrell Professional Center this weekend.
President Obama has appointed the divinity school’s Melissa Rogers, an expert on the separation of church and state, to a panel to advise him on faith-based social-service programs.
For the first time, part of the MBA marketing summit will be open to the public: On Friday night in Wait Chapel, PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi and CNBC reporter Maria Bartiromo will discuss today’s business climate.
Faculty and staff in the School of Law revisited the 1980s after a long-lost admissions packet suddenly turned up in the mail — 20 years after it was first mailed.
Two alumnae — Katie Griesbeck (’00) and Kristen Stutz (’03) — were on the winning MBA team in the case competition at the Babcock School’s annual Marketing Summit. PepsiCo Chair and CEO Indra Nooyi was the featured speaker.
Junior theatre major Brittni Shambaugh has taken on her most challenging role to date: directing the Anthony Aston Players’ production of “Death and the Maiden,” playing Feb. 5, 6 and 7 in the Ring Theatre.
