Wake Forest student newspaper. Available in print in SC&A, and in digital format on the SC&A Digital Collections page.

Wake Forest yearbook; available in print in SC&A and in digital format on the SC&A Digital Collections page.

Wake Forest alumni news magazine. Accessible in digital format and in print.

Link leads to digitized collection (not all photos have been digitized). The finding aid for the entire collection is available here: https://wakespace.lib.wfu.edu/handle/10339/39540

Vertical files consist of newspaper clippings, published and unpublished documents, and other materials about specific subjects related to WFU history. This collection has not been digitized; link leads to the finding aid for the print collection.

Currently called the Center for Global Programs and Studies (GPS) the department is made up of office previously called the Office of International Studies, Program of Foreign Studies, and Center for International Studies. Under the Office of the Provost, the Center for Global Programs and Studies (GPS) oversees both the Wake Forest University study abroad programs and international houses as well as international students studying at Wake Forest.

College catalog and information for incoming students.

The University Registrar office manages student enrollment, status, and course schedules. Collection has not been digitized; link leads to finding aid.

The collection documents Hearn's time as President of Wake Forest University, 1983-2005. The collection has not been digitized; link leads to finding aid.

Mac Bryan was a WFU alum and a professor in the Religion Department. He was active in the civil rights movement and the anti-war movement. His papers include clippings and documentation of Winston-Salem sit-ins and other political activity. Collection has not been digitized; link leads to finding aid for print collection.

Student publication "dedicated to the critical and serious discussion of the issues of our time."

Independent publication edited by Wake Forest students, espousing politically conservative viewpoints. Editorial staff was mentored (unofficially) by Dr. David Broyles of the Wake Forest department of Political Science.