Forty-six years after his assassination, items related to President John F. Kennedy still fascinate the public. Kennedy “was kind of a saint and these are his relics,” author and Professor of Art David Lubin says in USA Today.

With most violent crimes committed by men, it’s time to consider “masculinity as one part of the explanation” and not simply attribute violent behavior to job stress or marital conflict, writes Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology Andrew Smiler.

With high school students in the thick of the college application process, Director of Admissions Martha Allman (’82, MBA ‘92) offers her top ten list of the most frequently asked admissions questions.

As Helen Jugovic (JD ’06) contemplated rebuilding her life after a flood destroyed her apartment, she never dreamed that three years after graduating, classmates and faculty from Wake Forest would be among the first to reach out to help her.

Professor of Physics Daniel Kim-Shapiro and a collaborator at the University of Pittsburgh have been awarded a $2.8 million, four-year federal grant to study why the quality of stored blood degrades over time and to investigate ways to make transfusions using older blood safer.

A program celebrating the life and career of nationally known debate director Ross Smith (’82), who died in July, will be held Saturday in conjunction with the Shirley Classic Debate Tournament. A reception will be held at 6 p.m. in the Benson University Center, followed by the program at 7 p.m.