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✨ REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN ✨ Registration is now open for Law Alumni & Homecoming Weekend 2026! Join us November 6-8 for a weekend to remember, including food, fellowship, football, and catching up with old friends. Don`t miss out! Register at the link in our bio. @wfualumni
Welcome to Wake Forest Law`s online Master of Legal Studies program.
Today is more than the start of a semester. It`s the start of new opportunities, new connections, and new ways of thinking about the role of law in your profession.
We`re excited to see where this journey takes you.
Happy first day of class, #LegalDeacs! #FDOC 💛🖤🎩
Yesterday, Wake Forest Law`s incoming students wrapped up Foundations Week by volunteering at sites throughout the community.
This year`s volunteer locations included Forsyth Humane Society, LEAD Girls of NC, Senior Services & Williams Adult Day Center, Habitat for Humanity Restore, A Bed and A Book, Second Harvest Food Bank, Bookmarks, Kaleideum, Old Fellows Cemetery, and SECU Family House.
A special thanks to our partners for making the day possible!
The modern workplace is full of moments that require legal awareness.
Maybe you`re reviewing a contract. Managing a workplace issue. Evaluating a compliance concern. Navigating new regulations. You may not be an attorney, but understanding the legal landscape can help you lead more effectively.
The online Master of Legal Studies from Wake Forest Law helps professionals develop practical legal knowledge they can apply every day.
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It was Law Alumni Weekend 2025 when Bill Davis (JD ’66) and Will Boyce (JD ’26) first met in what felt like a cosmic alignment of the universe. A gentleman lawyer with an impressive 59-year career and a young man soon to embark on his own legal career. A founder and an editor of the first Wake Forest Law Review and the current editor-in-chief, their time at Wake Forest Law separated by six decades. The articles may not be typed on an Underwood anymore, but the heart of the Law Review has remained the same since its founding …And, in many ways, so too has the heart of Wake Forest Law.
Learn more about Will, Bill, and the Wake Forest Law Review in "Honoring the Mystery of Our Roots: The Origins of the Wake Forest Law Review." Link in bio.
Big career goals often start with one decision.
If earning your Master of Legal Studies has been on your mind, don`t let the August 10 deadline pass you by.
Apply now and start building the legal knowledge that can help you stand out in today`s workplace.
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Congratulations to the newly elected 2026-2027 Honor Council board!
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