University Records Collections
University Records Collections: Materials relating to the record of Wake Forest University and people associated with the university
30 Years of Performing Arts showcases materials related to Wake Forest University’s Secrest Artists Series between the years 1983 and 2013.
Eight bound scrapbooks in which students and other visitors have written their thoughts and reminiscences about their time at Casa Artom.
This collection documents experiences of the coronavirus pandemic at Wake Forest University. Materials to include writings, photographs, audio and video, social media posts, storytelling and art creations.
The Interdisciplinary Performance and the Liberal Arts Center (IPLACe) supports faculty and student interdisciplinary projects at WFU. This collection includes annual reports and video recordings from the department.
John Brown White was an educator and the third president of Wake Forest College (1848-1853). This collection contains biographical and family genealogy information, a photograph of White, and correspondence.
From the WFU Museum of Anthropology, this online collection consists of household and ceremonial items, textiles, ceramics, hunting and fishing gear, and objects of personal adornment. The artifacts span the globe and the centuries.
Selected materials in this collection document the years of Nathan Hatch’s presidency at Wake Forest University.
From the Reynolda House Museum, collections include fine art, estate archives, and decorative arts and historic house objects. Search by keyword, title, artist, or date. Results will produce objects from all collections with detailed scholarly research on each object.
Contains selected items intended to be easily accessed and used in instruction within Special Collection and Archives, Z. Smith Reynolds Library.
This collection includes election materials, such as advertisements and results, budget materials, judicial committee materials, leadership conference materials, and information and records regarding the legislature.
This collection covers WFU’s 1968 football team, their historic victory over UNC Chapel that year, and 12 of the player’s pledge to return for a reunion in 1975.
Ephemeral materials related to individuals associated with Wake Forest University and/or Baptist communities of North Carolina.
A compilation of smaller digital collections relative to Wake Forest University
Publications covering the history of Wake Forest University’s debate teams
Handwritten minutes from Wake Forest College Board of Trustees meetings beginning from 1834.
The materials in this collection are related to the early records of Wake Forest College. These digitized materials include the activities, transactions, and functions regarding the institution.
Handwritten faculty meeting meetings from Wake Forest College beginning from 1856.
Photo archive containing images captured by Wake Forest University. Images available are for public view-only access.
From the Wake Forest University Art Collections, these digitized materials represent a long history of both planned and unplanned collecting. Its nine art collections are a combination of acquisitions, gifts and bequests.
The Wake Forest University fact books are published by the university’s Office of Institutional Research. The department supports institutional planning, evaluation and data driven decision-making by providing internal statistical studies to University leadership and accurate statistical data to external agencies. The fact books in this collection span from 1998 to 2021.