WFU moves forward to name roads honoring trailblazing professors
Following approval by the Winston-Salem City Council this week, Wake Forest will move forward to name roads on the Reynolda Campus in honor of four trailblazing professors. Roads will be named for Elizabeth Phillips, Dolly McPherson, Marjorie “Marge” Crisp and Herman Eure. President Wente announced plans in July for the road names.Categories: University Announcements
Wake Forest will welcome nearly 1,400 first-year students on Wednesday, August 17.
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Wake Forest alumni give $1M to endow a fund that will allow students participating in the University’s Chamber Choir to take travel without concern for cost.
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Selected news clips courtesy of Wake Forest University News & Communications
Selected news clips courtesy of Wake Forest University News & Communications
James Harris, a student at Carver High School, loves sports statistics and is considering a career in mechanical engineering. The 17-year-old is one of a dozen high school students from local Title I schools working in labs alongside Wake Forest scientists this summer.
After three years of dedicated service, Jane Aiken will step away from her role as Dean of the School of Law on July 31. University of Notre Dame Law Professor Nell Jessup Newton has been named interim dean.