(pictured above: WSSU Photo WSSU DPT students pose after their recent White Coat ceremony.) The lack of African Americans in Winston-Salem State University’s three-year-old Doctor of Physical Therapy program caused a
Midterm elections tend to have far less voter turnout than presidential ones, but they can have just as big of an effect. In the 2010 midterms, Democrats suffered greatly, losing
(pictured above: Clinic volunteers (from left) Steve Malik Daniels, Corrinna Austin, Sadou Ibrahim, Omer Zuilfiqar, Muhammad Syed, Asiyah Rodriguez and Elizabeth Fleming. (Below) Jahan and Tahsin Choudhury with Dr. Muhammad Syed.)
Dr. Elijah Beaty, Assistant Professor in Cardiac Electrophysiology at Wake Forest Baptist Health School of Medicine Elijah H. Beaty is all about heart; in every sense of the word. As Assistant
(pictured above: Residents wait to receive flu shots last week.) The Forsyth County Health Department has been busy offering free
(pictured above: Alvin Atkinson addresses community partners last week at Flat Rock Middle School.) The Center for Community Safety (CCS)
(pictured above: Motivational speaker and consultant Kendra Davis.) Kendra Davis will speak at the Rural Hall Branch Library’s Domestic Violence
(pictured above: Simona Atkins Allen with Arts Council Board Chair Steve Berlin and Arts Council CEO Jim Sparrow (right).) Simona Atkins
Roy Cooper To the Editor: As a candidate for Governor in 2016, I read with great interest your Editorial entitled
A self-described “country boy” has been given the reins of Winston-Salem State University. Don’t mistake Dr. Elwood Robinson’s description as
