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University students celebrate with family and friends after receiving their class rings on Oct. 17, 2025.

A 15-second retrospective featuring students, sports and events from 2025.

In this edition of Wake Forest University’s “On Topic” series, economist Todd McFall explores North Carolina’s prospects for landing a Major League Baseball team. Using expert insight and timely analysis, the video examines the factors that could determine whether Charlotte or Raleigh has the edge in the race for the state's first MLB franchise.

This video documents the naming and dedication of Hopkins Residence Hall, honoring Beth and Larry Hopkins and their lasting impact on Wake Forest University. Through remarks, celebration and moments of reflection, the story explores how their courage, faith and perseverance helped open doors for future generations. More than a building dedication, the piece highlights a legacy of leadership and belonging that continues to shape the University community.

Through a minute-by-minute visual timeline, this video follows Wake Forest University’s 2026 Commencement from the morning sunrise through the final moments of celebration. Combining timestamps with documentary-style social video coverage, the piece captures the anticipation, emotion and traditions of graduation day - from nervous anticipation and ceremonial procession to cheers, tears, hugs and the conferring of degrees.

What happens when a six-year-old asks college students to explain their majors? Honest, hilarious, and surprisingly heartfelt answers.

This piece follows Elaine as she interviews students across Wake Forest University, challenging them to simplify complex subjects into kid-friendly language. The result is a charming and authentic look at student passion, communication, and connection across generations.

Using drone cinematography and creative post-production techniques, this video transforms Wake Forest University into a miniature, toy-like campus inspired by the nostalgic warmth of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. Set to “It’s a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood,” the piece combines visual storytelling, tilt-shift effects, and campus beauty shots to reimagine the university experience through a playful and cinematic lens. The project highlights both the charm and community of Wake Forest while showcasing innovative editing and drone work.

This video was created to take advantage of a social trend that resurfaced around the start of the Fall semester. The video was used to introduce our university president at our Welcome Week signature event, New Student Convocation. The video was then posted on social that evening to welcome all students back and wish them well on the start of a new semester.

Land of the Bears is a promo we created to run in specific, targeted market areas during the XBox Bowl, our first ever BSC bowl game.

Everyone at WCU is celebrating all the incredible students who navigated their own unique journeys to graduate from our University this Fall semester. Commencement is such a powerful experience to honor your achievements and determination, while showing gratefulness for the people who've helped you along the way. We are cheering you on in whatever comes next! Go Cats!