To Be a Woman

Ashton Jenne, Wake Forest University School of Law JD ’25 Aging brought Barbara random aches and pains and a deep understanding of the things that truly matter in life.1 The older she got, the more she realized that most of life, and its  accompanying stressors, are insignificant and consume energy that should be spent on more  important …

Chances and Changes

Marcus Maldonado, Wake Forest University School of Law JD '24 She loved to watch her grandchildren fight and laugh. It always seemed like one or the other. She considered herself a rich woman, surrounded by family and those she loved. In this respect, at least, she was. In others, not so much. She had immigrated …

Letters From an Angel

Teala Volkamer, Wake Forest University School of Law JD '23 Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women  8966 US-231, Wetumpka, AL 36092  Mom,  I don’t even know why I’m writin’ you, I guess I don’t have anyone else to write to. I’ve been put in the hole and don’t have anythin’ better to do than write. The …

The Tiger and the Lamb

Christian Schweitzer, Wake Forest University School of Law J.D. Candidate '23 Tyger Tyger, burning bright,  In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye,  Could frame thy fearful symmetry? *** *Rinnnngggggg*  “Alright, time’s up. Put your name on your exam and bring it to the front of the room please. Remember to read …

Strange Friend

Madison Boyer, Wake Forest University School of Law J.D. Candidate '23 Department of Health and Human Services – Project Proposal & Request for Funding Working Name: Project Talos I. Proposal Summary The Project Talos team has collaborated for six years to develop an artificially intelligent physician, or “AIP”. The AIP has the capacity to diagnose …

Mirrored

By Austin Coates, WFU JD Candidate '22 About mid-day on a Tuesday, Mera sat on a bench, weary and tired, yet relieved. She’d been up late the night before, studying for her computer science final exam into the morning hours. A senior in college now, it was the last final exam she would take as …

Three Black Stories

by Darrien Jones, WFU JD Candidate '22 I. BLACK BOY Black Boy has grown up in Over The Rhine, a small stretch of a booming city, Cincinnati. Over the Rhine, or as people call it now, “OTR,” is the “place to be”, the crowd is the youngest it has ever been, the restaurants that now …