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May we never let you forget it.
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CARE on Film | Vol. 4
Learn what CARE on Film looks like for Evan Harris (’26)
CARE on Film | Vol. 3
Learn what CARE on Film looks like for Grace Kotchen (’26)
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Campus Life and Athletics announce new partnership with Wake Forest student artist, Kyan Patel.
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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!
Stay connected!
Trading in his trusted Nikon for the disposable camera, senior and well-known campus photographer Evan Harris closes out the CARE on Film series during #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth. With senior memories at the forefront of vol. 4, this is what care on campus looks like for Evan. Link in our bio for the full story.
We’re not ready for nights like this to end. We’re just not. 😭
Late Night Breakfast was our last tradition of the year with the people we’re going to miss the most. And we’re feeling ALL the feels. *sigh*
A year worth reflecting on. The LDOC season finale of Kidd You Not offers a look back at how our guests have defined home, the importance of leadership and mentorship, and how #ProHumanitate shows up in each of our personal and professional lives. We hope you’ve enjoyed this season as much as we have. Thank you so much for listening! Last episode linked in our bio. 🔗
“I want students to know that no matter what, you are not alone. There are times that will be harder than others, and in those times, it is more important than ever to surround yourself with people who support and care for you.” – Grace Kotchen (‘26)
CARE on Film Vol. 3 features senior Grace Kotchen. Through her lens, this is what care on campus looks like. 📸 💚
Full story at the link in our bio (and a glimpse on Manchester Plaza 😉)!
With just a few short weeks until graduation, members of the Class of 2026 reflect on what the journey has been to get here. In this episode of Kidd You Not, Darcelle, Eli and Ella share the many ways campus has shaped them, how they found their place and the leadership lessons they’ve learned along the way. Link in bio to listen! 🔗🎓
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Just a kid from Lansing, Michigan and a kid from Richmond, VA living out the dream. The latest portrait from our partnership collection with Kyan Patel, honors basketball icon, @magicjohnson. Johnson was the season finale speaker at last night’s @facetofacewfu. The forum is regarded as one of the country’s finest platforms for distinguished and engaging discussions with some of the nation’s most storied names.
This might be our favorite one yet.
We can give 32 reasons to be excited for this one. ✨
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Brought the Masters to Manchester! ⛳
A tradition unlike any other, today we celebrated the one and only, Arnold Palmer. The legend lives on. ⛱️