Community Director Angelica Torres, torrean@wfu.edu Student Apartments are located in the North Campus community. Arranged in an apartment complex setting, each apartment contains a living room, kitchen, two single occupancy bedrooms, and one bathroom. The courtyard serves as a convenient location for the Polo […]
Community Director Angelica Torres, torrean@wfu.edu Magnolia Residence Hall, located next to the new North Campus Dining, was built in 2013, adding to the residential community on North Campus. The residence hall is a mirror image of Dogwood Residence Hall. Connected by a courtyard, each […]
Community Director Angelica Torres, torrean@wfu.edu Dogwood Residence Hall, located closest to the wooded area, was built in 2013, adding to the residential community on North Campus. The residence hall is a mirror image of Magnolia Residence Hall; the two are connected by a courtyard, […]
Community Director Rachel Caine, cainer@wfu.edu 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 […]
Community Director Rachel Caine, cainer@wfu.edu Taylor Residence Hall is named after the sixth president, Charles E. Taylor (1884-1905). Taylor led the school through an era of expansion with the addition of the School of Law and the Medical School. He was always interested in […]
Community Director Rachel Caine, cainer@wfu.edu Davis Residence Hall is named for Egbert L. Davis. Davis was a 1904 law school graduate and a business entrepreneur; he also was chair of the Board of Trustees of North Carolina Baptist Hospital. The hall houses a Subway […]
Community Director Jamie N. Baker bakeja@wfu.edu Kitchin Residence Hall, renovated during Summer 2015, was named for the ninth president of Wake Forest University, Thurman D. Kitchin. A 1905 graduate, he guided the University through economic depression and the moving of the central campus from […]
Community Director Jamie N. Baker bakeja@wfu.edu Poteat Residence Hall’s namesake, William Louis Poteat, was an 1877 graduate of Wake Forest. President of the University from 1905-1927, he is best known for his defense of the teaching of evolution during a time when the topic […]