Through interdisciplinary collaboration and community engagement, Wake Forest students and faculty generate meaningful impact that reaches far beyond our campus. Our commitment to academic excellence establishes Wake Forest as a global leader in developing solutions that benefit society.
A new, National Science Foundation CAREER grant will allow Sarra Alqahtani, associate professor of computer science, to create the first safety and security standards for collaborative, real-world AI systems. Over the next five years, she will work to develop algorithms and benchmarks to better ensure that AI systems will continue to work properly, even if compromised in a deliberate attack.
A new study published by Wake Forest University and an international team of scientists reveals that tree communities across the Amazon and Andes are not adapting quickly enough to climate change, with major implications for the future of tropical biodiversity and ecosystem services like climate regulation and pollination.
Retired Dean Tom Mullen (P ’85, ’88) shares memories of his college friendship with Fred Rogers.
Pro Humanitate (for humanity) invites us to use our ideas, knowledge, talents and compassion on behalf of all humanity.
From above our campus, the sounds of Wait Chapel’s carillon rang out today with America the Beautiful, in honor and remembrance of September 11.
Sep 11
Together, we climbed to remember.
The @nofearbattalion, joined by students, first responders and community members, honored the 2,977 lives lost on September 11. Each step was a simple act of tribute and remembrance.
#ProHumanitate
Sep 11
What counts as art in the age of AI? 🎨🤖
Ashley Li (’26) is exploring the ethics of AI-generated art, deepfakes and digital technologies alongside faculty mentor Dr. Tobias Flattery of the Department of Philosophy.
Through the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (URECA) Center, our students gain hands-on experience, build confidence in research, and tackle big questions with real-world impact.
#WFUresearch #ProHumanitate
Sep 10
How can honeybees help us understand the brain? 🐝 Naoki Nikora (’27) is conducting research on learning, memory, and brain function alongside faculty mentor Dr. Susan Fahrbach.
Through the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (URECA) Center, our students gain hands-on experience, build confidence in the lab, and explore big questions with real-world impact.
#WFUResearch #ProHumanitate #ExperientialLearning
Sep 8
Hey Deacs, there’s a lot to in the Forest! 🙌The 200+ student orgs available to you were on display at the Fall Involvement Fair this week.
Check out a full list of clubs at thelink.wfu.edu.
Sep 5
Just two weeks ago, when you were fresh in the Forest. #WFU29
Sep 3
How can honeybees help us understand the brain? 🐝 Naoki Nikora (’27) is conducting research on learning, memory, and brain function alongside faculty mentor Dr. Susan Fahrbach.
Through the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (URECA) Center, our students gain hands-on experience, build confidence in the lab, and explore big questions with real-world impact.
#WFUResearch #ProHumanitate #ExperientialLearning
Sep 2
⚡️Bringing this energy into September⚡️
Sep 2
We never go out of style. 💛🎩🖤
Happy #CollegeColorsDay to everyone who bleeds Old Gold & Black!
Aug 29
Wake Forest is committed to meeting 100% of demonstrated financial need through grants, scholarships, work-study, and subsidized loans.
Within driving distance of both the Blue Ridge Mountains and Atlantic Coast, Winston-Salem offers the amenities of a larger city with the vibrant culture of an engaged community.
Get to know Wake Forest better by browsing a collection of quick facts, figures and rankings.
250+
is the number of student organizations that you can explore (or we’ll help you find a match) in order to discover your passion. Don’t find it? Apply to charter one!
11:1
is our student-to-faculty ratio. More than half of our undergraduate classes have fewer than 20 students. Only 1% have more than 50 students.
72+%
of undergraduates have an academic study-abroad experience, many of them in our academic-residential houses in London, Vienna and Venice.
97+%
of 2024 graduates are employed or enrolled in graduate programs. WFU students consistently land spots in top organizations and prestigious graduate schools.
Whether cheering or playing,
we all bleed Black and Gold
Our Winston-Salem, N.C., campus houses an academic community of almost 9,000 students, with more studying at Wake Forest locations in Charlotte, Washington, D.C., and around the world. Our undergraduate liberal arts curriculum inspires a holistic approach to preparing graduate and professional school students. We graduate leaders with integrity and courage who use their success to make an impact on society.
