Wake Forest University

Any continuing behavior directed at or about a student, faculty, staff, or other University Employee which is degrading, humiliating, malicious, or defamatory. Prohibited behaviors may be in person, in print, via electronic means, or through social networking. Examples include but are not…

Harassing, bullying or intimidating others, or otherwise engaging in conduct prohibited by University policies or applicable law.

Paper marketing should only be posted on public bulletin boards using pushpins and only taped to stone, concrete, and natural wood surfaces. ... Chalking on Campus Street, sidewalks, or walls is prohibited except on the sidewalk between the Magnolia court and Benson…

“Sexual Harassment” as​ defined by Title IX and in this Policy means conduct on the basis of sex that satisfies one or more of the following: ... unwelcome conduct determined by a reasonable person to be so severe, pervasive, and objectively offensive…

From its rich religious heritage, Wake Forest is committed to sustaining an environment where vital beliefs and faith traditions can engage secular thought in a climate of academic freedom and an unfettered search for truth.