Wake Forest has been named the “Private University of the Year” for its WAKE Washington program by The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars. Wake Forest offers a study and internship program in Washington, D.C., through The Washington Center.

Associate Professor of Political Science Michaelle Browers talks about her summer-study program in Morocco, service-learning opportunities in her classes, and what Wake Forest offers political science majors.

A new Starbucks in the Z. Smith Reynolds Library is luring large crowds of students to a comfortable place to study, socialize and yes, enjoy coffee.

Calloway School professor Rob Bliss explains what the government’s proposed $700 billion financial bailout plan means for Wall Street and Main Street, and what happened to Wachovia.

Debate coach Ross Smith and Associate Professor of Communication Allan Louden are keeping a close eye on the Presidential Debates this year and they share their observations in their DebateScoop blog.

New Student Government president Jermyn Davis talks about his plans to improve communication on campus and to find more ways for students to be active in the Winston-Salem community.

Sustainability will change the way Wake Forest faculty and students teach and learn, according to several professors involved in the effort to bring sustainability issues into the classroom.

Dilip Kondepudi, the Thurman D. Kitchin Professor of Chemistry, explains the importance of thermodynamics to sustainability and renewable energy sources, and the problem of cheap plastic bags.

Influenza vaccine clinics will be held in early October for undergraduate and graduate students.