We are thrilled to announce that the Wake Forest Historical Museum will host a selection of works from Wake Forest University’s Mark H. Reece Collection of Student-Acquired Contemporary Art. The exhibition will run through June 2022.
Read moreWe’re very grateful to Richard Day (WFC ’56). He was one of the last students to attend the Old Campus and he’s never forgotten us. Now […]
Read moreIn early 19th century North Carolina, an area in Wake County north of Raleigh that was known for its forest of fine hardwood trees was called […]
Read moreThe College’s four-acre “playing grounds” have undergone several changes over the years. Following the Civil War members of the baseball team played their games in the […]
Read moreWake Forest College moved to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in the spring of 1956. Along with the people, books, and furniture, a vibrant history of personalities, events, […]
Read moreLand on Reynolda, the estate of tobacco magnate R. J. Reynolds, was given to the College by the Reynolds family for the new campus. Designed by […]
Read moreEven during its first year on the Jones plantation when the students were living in the cabins of former enslaved workers and attending classes in the […]
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