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Video Game Players More Aggressive When Confronted By Human-Like Opponents
Video games that pit players against human-looking characters may be more likely to provoke violent thoughts and words than games where monstrous creatures are the enemy, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Connecticut and Wake Forest University.
Expert Says: Stop Looking Online, Network to Land a Job
Mercy Eyadiel, executive director of employer relations at Wake Forest University , is available to talk about what today's employers are looking for in new hires.
'NC Engine' still sorting through next-gen broadband proposals
The cities and universities behind a project that hopes to wire Winston-Salem and several Triangle-area communities with ultra-high-speed broadband are well into the process of selecting one or more vendors.
State of Davidson: An education focus as megapark moves forward
Lexington Mayor Newell Clark and Davidson County Manager Robert Hyatt were two of the panelists at The Business Journal's State of Davidson discussion.
LaGrange Academy valedictorian Elizabeth Krizay
She will address the graduating class at the school's ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Callaway Auditorium at the LaGrange College campus.
College To Career: Tips For New Graduates
Wake Forest University has made personal and career development part of their mission.
Ifill to speak at Wake Forest commencement
The moderator and managing editor of "Washington Week" on PBS will speak at the commencement ceremony for Wake Forest University graduates.
Wake Forest grants new law degree to 2 students
Two people are receiving the first doctoral of juridical science degrees from Wake Forest University, the school's highest postgraduate law degree.
Memorial services for David Alexander Coats will be held at First Presbyterian Church on May 20, 2013, at 1 p.m. with the Rev.
Sally Ride's educational legacy lives on 30 years after spaceflight
Since her historic mission in 1983, 55 women, including cosmonauts, astronauts and payload specialists, have flown in space with NASA.
Scott M. Shaw Joins Evans Harrison Hackett
The Chattanooga law firm of Evans Harrison Hackett PLLC announced that Scott M. Shaw has joined the firm as a member.
"Career Services" Must Die: A Roadmap for Transforming the College-To-Career Experience
The traditional, outdated concept of "career services" must die before higher education can truly transform how it prepares college students for today's workforce, according to a new report issued by Wake Forest University.
5 hardest and easiest college majors by GPA's
About one out of three college students intend to pursue a STEM major, which stands for science, technology, engineering and math, but most never make it.
10 Private Medical Schools With the Lowest Price Tags
The U.S. News Short List, separate from our overall rankings, is a regular series that magnifies individual data points in hopes of providing students and parents a way to find which undergraduate or graduate programs excel or have room to grow in specific areas.
Donors Lavish Money on Law Schools
Spring is in the air and some law school alumni are apparently feeling generous.
Emotional Regulation Strategies May Influence Anxiety, Study Finds
How you deal with both positive and negative emotions could have big implications for your mental health.
Blue Cross head Brad Wilson gives $1M to Wake Forest law school
Brad Wilson, the president and CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, and his wife Carole have donated $1 million to Wake Forest School of Law.
Joel name to remain on marquee as a part of coliseum sale to Wake
As part of any sale of the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum to Wake Forest University , Winston-Salem and Wake officials have agreed to keep the Lawrence Joel name and veterans memorial designation on the coliseum facade and on the marquee.
Sharon Chilton-Moser climbs into the new big red Dodge truck she and her husband purchased to use in her full-time volunteer work with the N.C. Baptist Men Disaster Relief ministry.
Wake Forest law school to confer first SJD degrees
Mohamad Basam, left, and Joel De Leon Quintero will become Wake Forest University School of Law's first graduates of its doctoral of juridical science program on May 20.