This is a special place.
May we never let you forget it.
The Division of Campus Life consists of a broad range of offices focused on supporting and developing the Wake Forest student experience. In the spirit of Pro Humanitate, we cultivate a transformative campus experience through curiosity, care, and connection. In doing so, we foster an inclusive learning community where all matter, belong, and thrive.
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CARE on Film
Learn what CARE on Film looks like for junior and Field Hockey student-athlete Caroline Grebe.
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Campus Life and Athletics announce new partnership with Wake Forest student artist, Kyan Patel.
We Are Wake
Learn more about We Are Wake and the campus resources available to you!
The Link
Keep up with the latest events happening around campus and build up your Link Loot points while you’re at it!
Stay up-to-date with all things #WFU by reading WFU Should Know— a weekly e-newsletter sent out to all Wake Forest students every Thursday. It includes news, information about events happening on and around campus, important dates and deadlines, and more!
We are always here for you.
Sometimes, you need a pick-me-up; sometimes, you need a friend. But we will always need each other. Your mental health matters. Take the first (or another) step.
Catch up with Dr. Shea!
Whether you’re stopping into her office hours or Gold & Black Chats, grabbing a sweet treat on #MilkshakeMonday or #WakeUpWednesday, or snapping a selfie with our favorite VP, keep up with all things Dr. Shea via Instagram and be sure to catch up on the latest episode of Kidd You Not!
Catch up on the latest episode of Dr. Shea’s Kidd You Not!
S3 | Ep 7
Stay connected!
A woman with a story and a book to match — In an exclusive book signing brunch with student leaders, Stephanie Quayle shares the stories that gave her the roadmap for “Why Do We Stay? How My Toxic Relationship Can Help You Find Freedom.” In her debut book, the singer-songwriter turned author chronicles her experiences with relationships, grief, healing, and the practical resources that helped her find freedom in the aftermath.
Rolling Stone called her “an artist you need to know.” Tonight, you’ll get the chance to when she trades the CMT Fest and Grand Ole Opry stage for the Green Room in Reynolda Hall. Open to the entire campus community, Stephanie will speak tonight on how her healing has redefined her future and is inspiring others.
The event is set for 4-6 p.m., with remarks beginning at 4:30 p.m. Books will be available for purchase and for Stephanie to sign!
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These events kick off our spring series with Stephanie, connecting our students to the advice she’d give her twenties self.
Your voice matters. Make sure it’s included in the 2026 Campus Climate Survey on Sexual Misconduct.
Did you hear? 👀 With the recent announcement of the 2026 ACC football schedule, Family Weekend has been set! All parents and families of WFU students are invited to join us for a full weekend of fun, October 2-4, highlighted by the big game against Stanford. Save the date and mark your calendars for updates coming later this summer! 🎩
They say Mother So Dear is unforgettable in the winter.
Enjoy the sights and sounds of Winston Miller (‘28) on the perfect snow day.
#snowday #cover #singer
We’re back with a brand new episode of Kidd You Not! Our favorite Dean of Students sits down to talk all things family, swimming, his “front porch” method and of course, his beloved golden retriever Cash. Listen on Spotify! Link in bio. 🔗
