Let’s unite in our commitment to Show Humanitate, fostering a culture that truly reflects our values and enriches our community. Together, we can make a meaningful impact and lead lives with meaning and purpose.
Dr. Shea Kidd Brown
Welcome to “Show Humanitate,” a transformative initiative at Wake Forest University that embodies our motto, Pro Humanitate. It’s not just about individual acts of service or leading with character; it’s about cultivating a way of life that reflects your genuine care for our community. This initiative sets a high standard for the words and actions you choose, grounding your efforts in the deeper motivations that drive you. It’s a commitment to the values that will guide you long after you leave the Forest.
Embrace “Show Humanitate”, a message from Dr. Shea Kidd Brown
Educate Yourself
Show Humanitate encourages you to engage deeply with the world around you. Deepen your understanding of policies, community issues, and the importance of civic engagement.
Engage with Others
Engagement is key to living out the principles of Show Humanitate. We encourage you to participate in civil discourse, embracing conversations with peers who hold differing viewpoints.
#ShowHumanitate
Keep up with @wfucampus life for events and opportunities to get involved!
Old school X new school Homecoming Queens 👑
54 years after being crowned Wake Forest’s 1971 Homecoming Queen—the first black woman to do so, Beth Norbey Hopkins (‘73) returned to the very field of that special moment and witnessed the path she paved—Chase Clark (‘26) becoming the 2025 Wake Forest Homecoming Queen.
It is rare for current students to be a part of the storied weight of alumni like Beth. But this Homecoming Weekend, students got a front row seat in crowds across generations, to see her alma mater honor the names of her and her late college sweetheart. Their story is forever etched into the bricks of Wake Forest and will mark the stories of countless Wake Foresters to come.
Congratulations to our 2025 Homecoming King and Queen, Carter Kowalski (‘26) and Chase Clark (‘26)! 👑
Back with another KYN episode! Dean Walker gives insight on the importance of interdisciplinary thinking, the beauty in the small moments, and how football and family shaped his community in and out of church in Norfolk, Virginia. Link in bio to listen! 🎧
Fishing trips are better with Outdoor Pursuits! 🎣
OP student-led trips provide off-campus outdoor adventures to hike, camp, canoe, rock climb, backpack, fish and more!
Find upcoming trips at campusrec.wfu.edu. and get outside! 🍂
That time the Deacs took over the @carolinaclassicfair >>> 🎡🎟️🎠🎢
Tonight, Wait Chapel glows green in honor of #WorldMentalHealthDay. A cause close to our hearts, today reminds us that we are never alone. Help and hope is all around you. 💚
If you or someone you know is in need of support, WE can help. Call 336-758-CARE (2273) or visit we.wfu.edu for more.
