The Campus Health Committee shared information regarding COVID-19 guideline updates from the CDC. Read the entire message on the Campus Health website >>
On February 12, the Campus Health Committee shared information for Wake Forest Faculty regarding student notes. Read the entire message on the Campus Health website »
On August 22, the Campus Health Committee shared information regarding healthy habit reminders for Fall 2023. Read the entire message on the Campus Health website.
On April 20, the Campus Health Committee announced a change in Wake Forest’s vaccination requirements: Effective May 12, 2023, Wake Forest will strongly recommend that all students remain up to date with COVID-19 vaccines, including variant-updated boosters, but the University will no longer require proof […]
On Thursday, January 19, the Campus Health Committee shared information and reminders related to keeping our community healthy. Read the entire message on the Campus Health website.
On Thursday, December 1, the Campus Health Committee shared information regarding a safe return to campus for the Spring 2023 semester. Read the entire message on the Campus Health website.
Student Health Service has begun to identify increasing numbers of cases of influenza, starting the week of October 30, 2022. This is consistent with significant increases in cases of influenza in our community and North Carolina. According to the CDC, the best way to prevent […]
What to know about urgent care Urgent care is a same day doctor’s office and is a good option if you want to seek acute care outside of Student Health clinic hours. If you are experiencing an emergency, call 911. Urgent care is not an […]
The Student Health Service frequently sees patients concerned about common seasonal illnesses such as the flu, “stomach bugs” and respiratory illnesses that might affect their ability to keep up with academic commitments and social activities. One of the challenges of being a student on a […]
Our campus and surrounding area is experiencing a higher volume of non-COVID respiratory illness. This is having an impact on the amount of same-day appointments that Student Health Service is able to see. Viral upper respiratory infections are among the most common infections seen at Student Health. The typical symptoms are nasal […]
