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Wake Forest grads urged to be intentional connect in person - Vimarsana News

Wake Forest grads urged to be intentional connect in person

Wake Forest University conducted Monday graduation ceremonies for its Class of 2024, the first in which undergraduates spent their entire college years living and learning under the COVID-19 pandemic’s shadow.

Professor said she'd be 'tempted to shoot up' dance parties like Hamas - Vimarsana News

Professor said she'd be 'tempted to shoot up' dance parties like Hamas

Laura Mullen cited “personal reasons” for her decision to step down as the Kenan Chair of the Humanities in the English and Creative Writing Department after she claimed she received several threats from irate parents for her post, according to the Winston-Salem Journal.

Source: nypost.com
Wake Forest professor resigns after pro-Hamas post: 'I could shoot up your dance party' - Vimarsana News

Wake Forest professor resigns after pro-Hamas post: 'I could shoot up your dance party'

The now-deleted post led to an uproar in the campus community.

Supplementing Your College Application: Essay Advice From College Admission Leaders - Vimarsana News

Supplementing Your College Application: Essay Advice From College Admission Leaders

Colleges are searching for ways to learn more about students’ backgrounds and experiences.

Source: forbes.com
Corey Walker named interim dean of Wake Forest University School of Divinity - Vimarsana News

Corey Walker named interim dean of Wake Forest University School of Divinity

Professor Corey Walker has been named the interim dean of the Wake Forest University School of Divinity, the university said Tuesday. Walker will begin his duties Jan. 1.