February 2020
All members of the Wake Forest and Winston-Salem community are invited to this conversation about transportation and inequity in Winston-Salem. Presentations by Winston-Salem State University professors Russell M. Smith (Geography) and Craig Richardson(Economics) will be complemented by Wake Forest respondents, Elise Barrella, whose expertise lies in urban infrastructure and its social complexities, and Megan Regan, whose research [...]
Find out moreMarch 2020
Did you know that April 22, 2020 is the 50th anniversary of international Earth Day? From March 22 - April 22 Wake Forest will host nearly 20 campus and community events. This year's theme is "Scaling Up Solutions for Climate Action." Add our Earth Month events to your google calendar or bookmark our website calendar to [...]
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The Spring Garden Celebration is a festive gathering of people, plants and animals hosted by the Wake Forest University Campus Garden. As a community, we welcome the budding life of spring and the blossoming energy of longer days. Participants will get a full-sensory experience of a garden in springtime, with honey bees, baby chicks, local food [...]
Find out more“Transportation is Everything” is a spring-semester event series, in collaboration with partners across the university and the Winston-Salem community. We’ll explore who travels where, how, and with what consequences for our neighborhoods and community. This series is sponsored by the WFU Humanities Institute and the Office of Sustainability. Scheduled events include: Transportation and Inequity in Winston Salem [...]
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Whether you’re the next Van Gogh or an amateur finger painter, come create a banner in honor of Wake Forest's Earth Month and the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! We will have an outdoor banner painting party with music and all materials in Tribble Courtyard on Friday, March 27, 2020 from 12:00pm – 3:00pm. All student organizations, [...]
Find out moreApril 2020
This dance production illuminates the value trees add to our landscape featuring choreographed pieces, projection mapping, and more that underscore the effects of climate change and implore audience members to take action for the environment. This interdisciplinary compilation of choreographed dance pieces will speak to the importance of trees, and the protection of nature for the [...]
Find out moreJoin us for this culminating event of Wake Forest's Earth Month (March 22 - April 22, 2020) as we celebrate student, faculty, and staff leaders across campus who have made an impact on sustainability at Wake Forest. This celebration will take place on the 50th International Anniversary of Earth Day. Do you have colleagues who are leading the [...]
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