Professor awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
History professor Sarah Watts has been awarded a 2008 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship in the category of fine arts research. Her research promises to reorient scholarship on German Expressionist Lyonel Feininger and established views about the development of satirical humor, literature and art in Germany. Read more »

Financial support turns dreams into reality
James Scott ('08) is graduating with a major in business this spring. Four years ago, he was surprised to find he had been admitted to Wake Forest. The University's need-blind admissions policy means deserving students are admitted regardless of ability to pay. Read more »

What's a first-year seminar?
All new students enroll in a first-year seminar course where unconventional topics are pathways into complex material designed to hone communication and critical thinking skills. Step into the classroom. »

The Wake Forest Experience
After what you've already accomplished, Imagine What You Can Achieve as part of our community. The 2008-2009 Viewbook describes what makes a Wake Forest education unique among liberal arts institutions.

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