Where You Belong
The freedom to be exactly who you are and explore who you want to be, surrounded by the resources necessary for each student to reach their full potential.
The Wake Forest experience is deep, layered and designed to challenge and support the development of the whole student simultaneously. Our entire campus is a classroom. Here, living and learning are forever combined within a diverse community of individuals. The residential commons model is a structure intentionally designed to connect students to the resources they will need to thrive at Wake Forest.
In many ways, a deeply connected residential experience is not new to Wake Forest. The commitment shown to each student by our faculty and staff is, and has been, a foundational element of an ever-evolving engaged liberal arts model. By branding, documenting, and building an even more supportive structure around a strong culture of community, we are further enhancing that which makes Wake Forest distinct.
Within this residential experience, we will curate an environment students can make their home – a home where living and learning are inseparable.
#WFU27
And just like that, we`re entering the last week of classes! Check out these events and more at thelink.wfu.edu for ways to celebrate the finish line! 🎩 🏁
@jamforjaney was definitely a “best ever.” 💚
In just nine days, our Deacs raised $30,292 (and counting) in a 3v3 basketball tournament in honor of Janey Thompson. The proceeds will go towards the Randell D. Ledford Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to a promising incoming student planning to major in physics. This one is for Janey.
We had the best time celebrating our student employees at our third annual Student Employee Appreciation Lunch! We’re thankful for each and every student who serves alongside us. Here’s to you, Deacs! 🎩
Some of our favorite local elementary school Deacs just got the chance to design the desk of their dreams!
A longstanding annual campus tradition and bucket list favorite, D.E.S.K. brings together #WFU students, Old Town Elementary School, Cook Literacy School, Kimberly Park, and our very own WFU Freedom School scholars to create a personalized study space for the upcoming academic year. The event serves as a fundraiser to support local education equity initiatives! We’re thankful for all who contributed to making this day so special. #ProHumanitate 🎩(📸: @rogalfx)
Get ready for a night of food, fun, games, and a sunset concert featuring Echosmith! One of our favorite Bucket List events, SpringFest continues tomorrow with the annual Spring Festival and Concert featuring food trucks, carnival games, student performances, and did we mention Echosmith?! Meet us at Upper Davis Field tomorrow from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. (the rain location is Wait Chapel)!
*Correction: Face-to-Face with Trevor Noah is April 30th!
Pick your favorites and mark your calendars! Check out #ThisWeekAtWake events and more at thelink.wfu.edu!
All smiles for our newest Deacs on their first official Campus Day! Welcome to the Forest, #WFU28! We could not be more excited to have you. #GoDeacs 🎩
