By gebanezAs most creative types will attest, art-making is an iterative process requiring close study and a willingness to adjust and blend ideas. Likewise, Claire Shigekawa... |Park News
By gebanezThis year marks the completion of the fifth annual Park Scholarships March Madness: a two-pronged, friendly competition between current scholars to see which class will... |Park News
By gebanezWhen Julianne Donoghue ’14 arrived at NC State as a freshman, she planned to earn a degree in business administration and work in marketing. She... |Alumni News, Park News
By newswireAs a technical officer at the World Health Organization, Lianne Gonsalves '10 studies how to better connect young people with information and services related to their sexual and reproductive health. |Park News
By gebanezThe Park Scholarships program community is saddened by the loss of William “Tripp” Donald Polen III, a member of the Class of 2003 and brother... |Park News
By gebanezThe Park Enrichment Grant committee made the following awards to Park Scholars who submitted proposals by the February 1 deadline: |Park News
By gebanezFast cars and yoga, on the surface at least, represent two different lifestyles—but Liv Adams ‘16 has struck a unique balance between these two worlds.... |Park News
By gebanezSince she was a child, Emma Thompson ’17 knew that she wanted to pursue a career in the medical field. While the southern Mississippi native...