Spring Career & Grad School Fair

REGISTER HERE! About the Event The Spring Career Fair is your premier opportunity to connect with dozens of employers and graduate school recruiters. Whether you are looking for a summer internship, a full-time career, or exploring advanced degree programs, this event is designed for students of all majors and class years. Why Attend? If you have a plan: Meet directly with organizations and admissions representatives to secure your next step. If youre still exploring: Discover new career paths, learn about various industries, and see what options are available to you. Come network grad school representatives and employers who are specifically looking to meet YOU!

2026 Mellon Environmental Justice Lecture – A Public Conversation with Michael S. Regan

The Environmental & Epistemic Justice Initiative at Wake Forest University is pleased to announce that Michael S. Regan, the 16th Administrator of the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, will deliver the 2026 Mellon Environmental Justice Lecture and hold a public conversation on Thursday, February 5th.

Grad Meets World: Meal Planning with Culinary U Triad

Grad Meets World is a program with synchronous and asynchronous content about preparing graduate students for life in and beyond Wake Forest School of Business. For current pre-experience graduate business students only. Unlock the power of nutritious eating and effective meal planning with Culinary U Triad!

AAS Book Talk and Conversation with Dr. Beverly Guy-Sheftall

The Program in African American Studies will be hosting a book talk and public conversation with Dr. Beverly Guy-Sheftall. Dr. Sheftall is a trailblazing Black feminist scholar, whose passion for the many communities she encompasses is evident in her work and friendships she has built over the last 55 years . She is the visionary architect of The Womens Research and Resource Center at Spelman College, the first for an HBCU. Since its founding in 1981, she has served as the Anna Julia Cooper Professor of Womens Studies, exposing her students and the broader public to the intellectual contributions of Black feminists throughout history. At the age of sixteen, Dr. Guy-Sheftall began her matriculation at Spelman College where she majored in English and minored in secondary education. Upon graduating with honors, she attended Wellesley College for a fifth year of study. In 1968, she began pursuing her Masters Degree in English at Atlanta University. A year later Dr. Guy-Sheftall began teaching at Alabama State University in the Department of English. But it was her return to Spelman in 1971 that ignited her true mission to disrupt the silences surrounding Black womens interconnected experiences. Within the traditional confines of Spelman that had once educated her, she has pushed boundaries, demanded space for Black feminist thought, and laid the foundation for future generations of radical scholarship. Dr. Shanna Greene Benjamin, Reynolds Professor of African American Studies at Wake Forest University, will lead the conversation with Dr. Sheftall. A reception and book signing will follow. Books will be available for purchase at the event.

Earth Talks

Earth Talks is a series of short, student-led presentations that are focused on sustainability topics. Each talk is led by a Wake Forest student or group of students who are eager to share their knowledge, passions, or research with others in the Wake Forest community. Are you passionate about sustainability? You dont need to be an expert to present; submit your proposal to be involved soon! Stay up-to date on this event on Instagram at @SustainableWFU.

Spring 2026: Commencement

Spring 2026 Academic Calendar: Important dates and deadlines for the Wake Forest College (Undergraduate College) and School of Business undergraduate programs. Please visit the Registrars Office website at registrar.wfu.edu/calendars/ for the most up-to-date academic calendar information and exam schedules.