By tmpeelerChris Arbonies '07, a New Orleans physician and Park Scholar, returned to work after recovering from COVID-19. He urges others to follow CDC guidelines for reducing the spread of the novel coronavirus. |Park News
By blfieldsIn spring 2020, NC State reduced operations but remained open, limiting the number of students, faculty, and staff on campus. Spring semester courses were moved to... |Park News
By newswireNancy 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... |Alumni News, Park News
By rlcox4Park 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 edgrantEvan Grant is a Park Scholar in the Class of 2020 studying mechanical engineering with a minor in art and design. He is originally from... |Alumni News, Park News
By rlcox4Katherine 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 rlcox4The Krispy Kreme Challenge began in 2004 as a lighthearted dare among a dozen friends. The truly unique event quickly became an NC State tradition... |Alumni News, Park News
By alteegarDuring 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 newswirePark Faculty Scholar Walt Wolfram won an an Emmy award for “Talking Black in America," a feature-length film that highlights the rich history of African-American English.