Old Gold & Black

Rory McIlroy wears the Green Jacket after his second consecutive Masters win. (Courtesy of PGA Tour) After a terrific weekend of back-and-forth golf, the 90th edition of The Masters tournament has come to an end, and a champion has been named: Northern Irish golfer and 2025 champion Rory McIlroy. Fans from around the world enjoyed watching fantastic golf, with the race to first place coming down to the last shot.

Wake Forest University Graduate Peter Gilbert is the Outreach Professor of Practice and Creative Director of Wake’s Documentary Film Program.

After defeating NC State on Saturday, the Demon Deacons claimed a share of the title with Virginia The Wake Forest Men’s Tennis team won their second consecutive regular-season ACC title after a win against NC State. (Courtesy of Wake Forest Athletics) For the fifth time in program history, Wake Forest Men’s Tennis claimed a share of the ACC regular season title following a 4-0 victory over in-state rival NC State.

Earls is campaigning to maintain her seat on the N.C. high court On April 7, Wake Forest College Democrats welcomed North Carolina Supreme Court Associate Justice Anita Earls to speak to students. On April 7, Wake Forest College Democrats welcomed North Carolina Supreme Court Associate Justice Anita Earls to speak to students. Earls is in her eighth year serving on the North Carolina Supreme Court since being elected in 2018.

Legal controversy follows the recent repeal of the Endangerment Finding, which has informed air pollution regulation since 2009 24 states are suing the Trump administration following the administration’s repeal of the “Endangerment Finding” in mid-February. Established in 2009, the Endangerment Finding gave the federal government the authority to regulate air pollutants such as carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide to protect human health and welfare.

Wakeville was hosted on March 21, this year with a multitude of performances from theatre, music, dance, and the arts at Wake Forest. Story continues below advertisement

Students partner with local elementary school children to design desks and support education On April 8, Wake Forest students gathered on Davis Field to work alongside elementary school students and their families to transform ordinary wooden desks into colorful workspaces. (Courtesy of Wake Forest University) On April 8, Wake Forest students gathered on Davis Field to work alongside elementary school students and their families to transform ordinary wooden desks into colorful workspaces.

From the slopes to the art studio, Hunter Azar Colson is one of the most versatile young artists in the country Colson with an array of his hand-painted ski and snowboarding gloves. (Photo Courtesy of Hunter Azar Colson) Hunter Azar Colson is bringing back bespoke craftsmanship to Winston-Salem. A self-taught 21-year-old artist born and raised in Lewisville, N.C., Colson has built both an extensive portfolio, as well as a business, by making custom snowboard and ski gloves.

New film from the “LEGO Movie” directors delivers laughs, heart and great visuals Ryan Gosling stars as Dr. Ryland Grace in the new sci-fi flick. (Courtesy of The Hollywood Reporter) Phil Lord and Christopher Miller were top directors in the 2010s, delivering the run of “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs,” “21 Jump Street,” “The LEGO Movie,” and “22 Jump Street” in less than six years.

Student-run music festival celebrates four years of multidisciplinary art displays The Anthony Aston Players perform “Cabaret” in the Ring Theater, one of Wakeville’s many programmed performances on March 21. On March 21, Wakeville transformed Scales Fine Arts Center into a student-run, multidisciplinary arts festival. Music filled the breezeway while students drifted between a gallery and karaoke. Down the hall, others painted, stitched and pieced together new creations.