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October 15, 2026Annual Benefits Enrollment for benefits-eligible faculty and staff will be held Oct. 12-23, 2026. You’ll enroll via Workday if you’re changing benefit elections, adding or removing dependents, and/or planning to participate in a Flexible Spending Account. FSA elections do not automatically renew and require re-enrollment each … -
October 15, 2026
TBDWake Forest Men's Tennis competes at the ATP Challenger 50k. -
October 15, 2026
Austin, TexasWake Forest Men's Tennis competes at the ITF 25k.
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- For two decades, Wake Forest students have had opportunities to work with faculty on mentored undergraduate research, scholarship and creative projects across all academic disciplines. From chemistry to engineering to biology to Spanish to math to theatre—more than 100 students had an opportunity to present at Wake Forest’s Undergraduate Research Day this year. Grants from… […]
- Even before the era of GLP-1 weight loss drugs, Wake Forest University neuroscientist Wayne Pratt dedicated his research lab to better understanding how the brain regulates food motivation. Now, with GLP-1s a household name, his research has even greater and more immediate implications: We know that drugs like Ozempic, developed to treat diabetes because they… […]
- With the help of 2,407 runners and walkers, Hit the Bricks raised over $415,750 for the Brian Piccolo Cancer Research Fund during this year’s Oct. 1 event. That beats last year’s record of 2,264 runners and walkers raising $360,000 for cancer research and patient services that the Piccolo Fund supports at Atrium Wake Forest Baptist’s… […]
- When Wake Forest hosts Stanford on Saturday, Oct. 3, thousands of fans will watch the Atlantic Coast Conference football clash. Here is a look at four off-the-field areas where Wake Forest and Stanford focus on collaboration instead of competition. Scientists at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine are working with Stanford University on groundbreaking research.… […]
- Scientists from across the Amazon have delivered to Pope Leo XIV a briefing on mercury pollution in the region—documents that include the findings from decades of research at the Center for Amazonian Scientific Innovation (CINCIA), established in partnership with Wake Forest University’s Sabin Center for Environment and Sustainability. “Today we were able to put more… […]