Bottom Line Up Front: We are planning for increased occupancy on campus this fall. Three-year residency requirement will remain in effect. Students who have lived on campus for six semesters may choose to live off-campus; students with less than six semesters must be approved via […]
This message is sent on behalf of President Nathan Hatch, Provost Rogan Kersh and Vice President for Campus Life Penny Rue. Bottom Line, Up Front As of today, the Reynolda Campus is returning to Yellow Operating Status. We are reducing the quarantine period to 10 […]
Your Corona Chronicle Thursday, March 11, 2021 Time Flies … when you’re trapped in a pandemic that blindsides you. But as we stand a year away from that fateful week where things spiraled, we can also choose to take a minute to pause and remember any bright […]
This message was sent to faculty and staff. Colleagues, Thank you to those who were able to join Friday’s Faculty and Staff Forum. If you were unable to join, a recording of the forum will be available on Our Way Forward later this week. […]
This message is sent on behalf of President Nathan Hatch, Provost Rogan Kersh and Vice President for Campus Life Penny Rue. Bottom Line Up Front Positive cases of COVID-19 on campus, in our region and across the state continue to trend downward. Wake Forest anticipates […]
Your Corona Chronicle Thursday, March 4, 2021 There’s a Light at the End of the Yellow Brick Road It’s coming from a neon sign that’s screaming “We’ve come too far to blow it now.” We get it (we swear we always have) — people are sick of […]
This message was sent to faculty and staff. Dear Colleagues, Earlier today, it was announced that additional frontline essential workers in Group 3 – including faculty and staff in higher education who are working on-site – would be eligible for vaccinations beginning tomorrow, […]
This message is sent on behalf of President Nathan Hatch, Provost Rogan Kersh and Vice President for Campus Life Penny Rue. Bottom Line Up Front: The governor of North Carolina has issued a new executive order easing some statewide COVID-19 restrictions, including lifting the […]
Good Evening – As the University continues to review the data around COVID-19 on campus, we are now comfortable beginning to relax some of the residential restrictions that have been recently put in place. Bottom Line Up Front: Beginning February 26, students living in University-sponsored […]
Your Corona Chronicle Thursday, February 25, 2021 Bottom Line Up Front Feelin’ Yellow in the air? Not if we can’t do the little things. So wear your mask, stay six feet away from others, avoid large gatherings, and steer clear of crowded bars and restaurants. We keep […]