Border-Ball, a film by Wake Forest University Prof @JoelTauber that chronicles his 40-day pilgrimage along the US-Mexico border, wins Best Documentary at RIMA - Rio de Janeiro International Monthly Awards! borderball.net rimacontato2021.wixsite.com/rima #border_ball #rimawards #wakethearts

Congratulations Joel! 🙌 We are proud to have been with you from the beginning of your journey! Read more about Border-Ball and watch @NBCSanDiego Joe Little🎥🏀's interview with @JoelTauber along the US-Mexico Border 10 days into his 40-day pilgrimage ⚾️ news.wfu.edu/2020/10/14/bor…

Exciting days ahead!! Thank you Susan R. Wente 😍 #wakethearts WFU_IAC

Celebrating the careers of these WFU Facilities, Real Estate and Planning retirees. This group takes pride in keeping Wake Forest University beautiful and efficient, and there is so much respect and appreciation for their work. If you want to be wowed, check out "From the Ground Up" 🎥 youtu.be/V7y_PcxZnI8

These wonderful people are the real movers and shakers Wake Forest University! 🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛 Congrats to all🎉

Take a look at the beautiful and impactful photography of Carlton Ward Jr (’98). Art and science making the world a better place. Congratulations! #wakethearts

Wonderful to see an image from Sick-Amour - an activist project, movie & art installation by ⁦Wake Forest University⁩ Prof ⁦@JoelTauber⁩ that celebrate a Tree he adopted in a parking lot - on the cover of the German philosophical journal Das Argument. argument.de/produkt/das-ar…

Border-Ball, a film by Wake Forest University Prof @JoelTauber that chronicles his 40-day pilgrimage along the U.S. - Mexico border, wins Best Social Justice Film at the Calgary Independent Film Festival. #border_ball #40daypilgrimage #immigrationrights #wakethearts borderball.net

#WFU is accepting nominations for the newly established Maya Angelou Artist-in-Residence Award. Award winners will engage with both the University and Winston-Salem communities. All are welcome to nominate an artist through Oct. 15. bit.ly/3AvUBqJ #WaketheArts

Border-Ball, a film by Wake Forest University Prof @JoelTauber that chronicles his 40-day pilgrimage along the U.S. - Mexico border, wins Best Social Justice Film at the Santhal Pargana International Film Festival. #border_ball #immigrationrights #wakethearts Wake Forest News Wake the Arts

Congrats @JoelTauber! Read more about #BorderBall here 👉 ⚾️ 🧢 news.wfu.edu/2019/10/22/wfu… #WaketheArts

Bentrice Jusu ('13) is an artivist — and a firefighter. nj.com/mercer/2021/08…

Border-Ball, a film by Wake Forest University Prof @JoelTauber that chronicles his 40-day pilgrimage along the U.S. - Mexico border, wins Best Short Documentary at the August 2021 Golden Lemur International Film Festival. #border_ball borderball.net gliff.tilda.ws

Sarah Slappey (’06) @sarahslappey has her works on view in “Self Care” at Sargent’s Daughters in New York. Artnews interviewed her about her work process. bit.ly/2YcnRVp Wake the Arts

WFU Art student drawings based on artifacts in the Lam Museum of Anthropology, Wake Forest University collections ❤️ #wakethearts

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Cornel West to Wake Forest University for the 2021 Mac Bryan Prophetic Preaching Series. • Nov 4 - Lecture in Wait Chapel • Nov 5 - Symposium on the 40th Anniversary of Prophesy Deliverance! in Broyhill Auditorium Visit divinity.wfu.edu/cornelwest for details.

“I was overjoyed that it was going to be in Winston-Salem, my hometown, because I don’t have any work in my hometown. All my work is in New York, Miami, Detroit, some in LA...” WFU Art Wake Forest News Wake Forest University Hanes Gallery #wakethearts wschronicle.com/2021/11/rashau…

David Finn’s Public Art class has been a centerpiece of @wfuart since the class started in 1994. They'll lead a walkthrough of the three artworks they sited on campus Monday, Nov 22, 1- 2:30 @ Davis Field Tent A (near ZSR). Wake Forest News Wake Forest University #wakethearts

The Sharing Project - a film by Wake Forest University Prof @JoelTauber - is streaming on Global Cinema Online. #wakethearts

NCMA Cinema presents: Boy, November 20 at 2 pm. A Māori child who lives on a farm in New Zealand with his grandmother, goat, and younger brother, finds that his father is not the hero he has imagined him to be. Find your tickets at bit.ly/3CmbaoZ