It was in the summer of 2020 that I first watched the 1981 film, My Dinner With Andre, which I had not seen since before today. I remember few distinct things from that watch; I kept some broad ideas about...

Dating back for the 57 years since West Forsyth’s opening, Senior Awards Day has remained a largely stable fixture of the senior year experience. The concept isn’t one that invites great revision....

Elon Musk’s budding Neuralink project promises to be his most experimental yet, even in a career rife with eccentric investments. The premise: a small electrical conductor that is drilled through the...

Though this February marked their sixth meeting on the subject, it was by no means routine. Inspired by a recent recommendation from Dr. Christopher Ohl, infectious disease expert of Wake Forest Atrium...

Spending time in the weeds of heady political jargon, as I have been a lot recently, has given me a newfound appreciation for simplicity. The Senate is broken. The filibuster is to blame. Just look at...

Loneliness is inescapable. Every party must end – the night is only young for so long until it gives to the dead hours before morning. We all must grapple with the feeling of finality that comes once...

Waking up at 6:00 AM is difficult. Being a loyal subject to the alarm, and listening when it speaks, that is not the difficult part. Lifting myself out from the sheets and into the motions of the morning...

When the twin towers fell, our country was in shock. People mourned. And in the fear, they mourned for those who they had not lost yet, but who they could lose tomorrow. We were in full support of our...