Community Director Zach Short 109 -111 Rosedale Circle is one of several homes available as a unique housing option to students. The North Area Houses were former residential homes that have been converted to Wake Forest University undergraduate student residences. These Polo Road […]
Community Director Zach Short 1210 Polo Road is one of several homes available as a unique housing option to students. The North Area Houses were former residential homes that have been converted to Wake Forest University undergraduate student residences. These Polo Road and […]
Community Director Zach Short 1157 Polo Road is one of several homes available as a unique housing option to students. The North Area Houses were former residential homes that have been converted to Wake Forest University undergraduate student residences. These Polo Road and […]
Community Director Zach Short 1145 Polo Road is one of several homes available as a unique housing option to students. The North Area Houses were former residential homes that have been converted to Wake Forest University undergraduate student residences. These Polo Road and […]
Community Director Zach Short 1115 Polo Road is one of several homes available as a unique housing option to students. The North Area Houses were former residential homes that have been converted to Wake Forest University undergraduate student residences. These Polo Road and […]
Community Director Rachel Caine, Efird Hall is named after J.B. Efird, the founder of the Efird department store chain. The residence hall was made possible through a gift of $100,000 from the Efird Foundation. The Hall Office for the Taylor/Efird community is located […]
The leaves on the crest are inspired by the former corporate logo of Drexel Furniture Company, the family business that Huffman served as president. Drexel ran three major plants and spawned several additional brands during its century-long operation. Huffman died in 1935 at the age […]
Babcock Residence Hall is named in honor of one of the University’s most generous benefactors, Mary Reynolds Babcock. With her husband, Charles Babcock, she donated over 300 acres to Wake Forest College as the site of the new campus. In addition, the Mary Reynolds Babcock […]