By StaffChris Arbonies, a New Orleans physician and Park Scholar who helped create the Krispy Kreme Challenge, is recovering from COVID-19 at home. He urges others to follow CDC guidelines for reducing the spread of the novel coronavirus. |Park News
By Park ScholarshipsNC State is reducing operations but remains open, limiting the number of students, faculty, and staff on campus. All courses will move to online instruction. Learn... |Park News
By StaffNancy Ridenhour is one of three NC State alumni who earned the Watauga Medal, the university’s highest nonacademic honor, at the Founders’ Day Dinner on... |Park News
By Rachel CoxPark Scholarships Director Eva Feucht ’02 was honored at the 35th annual Sisterhood Dinner on February 24 for advocating for paid parental leave. A paid... |Park News
By Evan Grant '20Evan Grant is a Park Scholar in the Class of 2020 studying mechanical engineering with a minor in art and design. He is originally from... |Park News
By Rachel CoxKatherine Haddock ’13 always knew she wanted to give back to her community and have a career in a social justice field. Now an immigration... |Park News
By Rachel CoxThe Krispy Kreme Challenge began in 2004 as a lighthearted dare among a dozen friends. The truly unique event quickly became an NC State tradition... |Park News
By Adrian Teegarden '19During her time at NC State, Kelly Cox ’13 decided to switch majors from zoology to natural resources and political science. At the time, she... |Park News
By Rachel CoxThe Park Enrichment Grant committee made the following awards to Park Scholars who submitted proposals by the February 1 deadline: Conference Hampton Clark ’20Autonomous Vehicle... |Park News
By Rachel CoxThe Park Scholarships Selection Committee, comprising approximately 251 NC State alumni and friends, conducted interviews with nearly 450 Semifinalists in early January. The Semifinalists were...