By NC State UniversityMy mom, Dana, built tool sets at a tool factory; on the weekends she became a sexy Donna Karan power woman. My Grandma Hattie was a factory knitter, but she moonlighted as a feline Patrick Kelly–esque dame, particularly on Sundays. Read the full story by Charles Harbison '03 for The Atlantic. |Park News
By Deborah StrangeBiomechanics and design might seem like separate fields. But Alyssa Cox '20 is mixing those two passions to find a career in athletic apparel and footwear innovation |Park News
By Brian FieldsThe Park Scholarships Diversity Student Task Force compiled profiles designed to give prospective students insight about the Park Scholarships program, the selection process, and how scholars made the decision to join the Wolfpack. |Alumni News, Park News
By Brian FieldsThe Park Scholarships prepares scholars for a variety of paths in life. Sometimes, though, those paths overlap. Currently, four Park alumni from different classes have... |Park News
By Brian FieldsOn April 20, 2018, Christian Fuda ‘18, a senior majoring in industrial design, stepped out of his comfort zone to pursue his passion of fashion... |Park News
By lecaddicEmily Neville ‘20 is revolutionizing the way we think about clothing and sustainability with her new fashion line, Reborn Clothing Co. At Reborn Clothing Co.,... |Park News
By Valerie SchwartzAs 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 Valerie SchwartzLicensed architect and LEED Accredited Professional Billy Askey ‘05 began contemplating a career in design as a high school student, when an art teacher pushed... |Park News
By Valerie SchwartzIt goes without saying that many authors follow unorthodox paths in life, not necessarily beginning in writing. J.K. Rowling was working for Amnesty International when...