The Wake Forest Review is an independent, student-edited University newspaper at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC. By challenging the status quo and defending conservative principles, the Review aims to educate Wake Forest students and younger generations with balanced journalism from an unintimidated, conservative and libertarian position. The Wake Forest Review follows the proliferation of independent collegiate newspapers between 1980 and 2000, including The Dartmouth Review, The Cornell Review, and The California Patriot. The Review’s primary objective will be to foster greater attention to issues surrounding both the college campus and the community. Nearly half of college students believe it ‘essential’ to be keeping up to date with political affairs. The Review aims to increase dialogue among students and stimulate productive discussion, while also be entertaining. The Review is the only conservative student publication at Wake Forest University. There is only one other publication in North Carolina: Carolina Review, at the University of North Carolina. The Wake Forest Review is going to capitalize on the growing conservative student movement in the state and beyond. Relevant news with engaging thoughts of student writers are the building blocks to its success. The Wake Forest Review is published by The Winston-Salem Review, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. The Wake Forest Review is a member of the Collegiate Network, an organization that provides assistance to roughly one-hundred independent, conservative and libertarian publications across the country