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Four Wake Forest students awarded Fulbright Scholarships

Wake Forest students Jack Bradley (‘24), Maria Fernandez (‘26), Evan Harris (‘26) and Isabella Romine (‘26) have been awarded Fulbright Scholarships to conduct research and teach English during the 2026-2027 academic year. The award is designed to facilitate cultural exchange and increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and those of other countries.

Pro Humanitate (for humanity) invites us to use our ideas, knowledge, talents and compassion on behalf of all humanity. 

Wake Forest University and @allegacyfinancial have announced the continuation of their university-wide strategic partnership. The multi-year agreement builds on the 2023 stadium naming-rights partnership and expands collaboration across academics, student life, financial well-being and the community.

The partnership includes:

🎩 Academic and leadership excellence: Expanding the impact of the Allegacy Center for Leadership and Character at the Wake Forest School of Business through professional development and programming for students, faculty and alumni.

🎩 Student success and career pathways: Paid internships, educational tours, career fair participation and full-time career opportunities for Wake Forest students.

🎩 Student-athlete financial empowerment: Financial literacy education and guidance on financial matters, including Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) management.

🎩 Campus and employee financial well-being: Optional financial literacy and planning programs for Wake Forest faculty and staff.

🎩 Campus financial services: Exploring a full-service financial center and expanded ATM services on campus, along with the Deacon Banking program.

🎩 Athletics and community: Continued naming rights for Allegacy Stadium and fan activations across Wake Forest Athletics.

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250+

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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.

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72+%

of undergraduates have an academic study-abroad experience, many of them in our academic-residential houses in London, Vienna and Venice.

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97+%

of 2024 graduates are employed or enrolled in graduate programs. WFU students consistently land spots in top organizations and prestigious graduate schools.

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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.