By Rylee WienholdThe Park Scholars in the Class of 2025 explored leadership in North Carolina's foster care system during Learning Lab I. |Alumni News, Park News
By Brian FieldsOn March 30, the Park Scholarships Class of 2023 will host the Gerald H. Elkan Distinguished Lecture in Science and Society featuring ecologist and science activist Nalini Nadkarni. |Park News
By Rachel CoxAs Park staff and faculty engage in the active, sustained efforts required to counter racial injustice and systemic oppression, Park Scholarships will share periodic updates about the progress on its work to build a stronger and more diverse, equitable, and inclusive program. |Alumni News, Park News
By NC State UniversityLewis Sheats, assistant vice provost of entrepreneurship, sits down with the founders of 321 Coffee, Lindsay Wrege '21 and Michael Evans '21, to discuss how to provide employees with disabilities a meaningful way to contribute to society. |Park News
By NC State UniversityA research team led by Class of 2005 Park Faculty Scholar Professor Walt Wolfram has been honored for its unprecedented research on how language changes during the first 20 years of life. |Park News
By Zach VanHekkenTogether, the Classes of 2023 and 2024 explored leadership in K-12 education equity and access during Learning Lab II. |Alumni News, Park News
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 Rachel CoxSpring 2021 marked a significant change to the Park Scholarships curriculum: the addition of a three-part session designed to introduce students to the impact of racial inequality in the United States. |Park News
By Rachel CoxThe Park Scholarships Diversity Student Task Force allows current students to take a leading role in the recruitment of prospective students.