Wake Forest has received additional doses of the H1N1 flu vaccine and will hold a vaccine clinic for Reynolda Campus faculty, staff and students on Friday, Nov. 13. Persons in those groups wishing to receive the vaccine are strongly encouraged to pre-register for a time slot.

On January 4, all incoming e-mail for students (except those students with @mba.wfu.edu e-mail addresses) will be moved to Google Mail. This will not require any changes on the part of students, and all student e-mail addresses will stay the same. Google Mail will provide larger storage for e-mails and other benefits.

Images of the American soldier — captured by photographers on battlefields from the Civil War to Iraq and Afghanistan — have changed over time, according to professor David Lubin, who is writing a book on the imagery of World War I.

Wake Forest's ROTC program — which has experienced a significant growth in enrollment — is training the next generation of Army leaders.

Will the Obama administration's $4.3 billion Race to the Top Fund transform America's schools? Not likely, says Associate Professor of Education Scott Baker.

Following a disappointing loss to Miami, President Nathan O. Hatch saluted the efforts of the football team. "What can we all take from this? Years from now you will look back and see that there are lessons to be learned, how unpleasant they seem now. In this sense, athletics can become a laboratory for life and what we all face as individuals, as families, and as working professionals." Read more about how student-athletes — and all Wake Forest students — can have a teachable moment even in adversity.

Professor of Physics Daniel Kim-Shapiro and a co-researcher have received a major federal grant to study why the quality of stored blood degrades over time and to investigate ways to make transfusions using older blood safer.

Junior Katherine Morgan used a Richter Scholarship to study the lesser-known works of composer Arthur Sullivan last summer.