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Mentorship Program Makes Big Impacts on Students From All Disciplines

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The Memorial Belltower at Henry Square on a cloudy day.

Jul 8, 2025

Celebrating Park Faculty Scholars

Each cohort of Park Scholars benefits from the close mentorship of two distinguished members of NC State’s faculty. These professors, known as Park Faculty Scholars, journey with the students through their four-year Park Enrichment Academy experiences, learning from and with the scholars while they also provide valuable guidance and support to each student.
Clothes on a rack at the Wolfpack Styled Professional Clothing Closet

Jul 8, 2025

Dressing for Success

The Wolfpack Styled Professional Clothing Closet served nearly 800 NC State students in the 2024-25 academic year, helping them look and feel their best as they pursued internships, co-ops, career fairs, interviews and other professional opportunities. This invaluable service would not be possible without the generous support of alumni, faculty, staff and community members who donate clothing to keep the Closet stocked with current, stylish and professional options.
Students visited Espacio Escultórico, a UNESCO World Heritage site made from volcanic rock at UNAM.

Jul 8, 2025

Global Perspectives in Design: How NC State’s Duda Program Shapes Design Students

The Duda Visiting Designer Program, supported by NC State alumnus Turan Duda and his wife, Linda, expands students’ academic and professional horizons while fostering global perspectives in design. The program is also a transformative experience that equips students with the skills, knowledge and global awareness needed to address the pressing challenges of the modern world.
From top left: Matthew Nassif, Batoul Al-Zoubi, Austin Ketola, Marko Sun, Andrew Chen and Braden Champion.

Jul 8, 2025

Miller Fellows 2025: The Future of Entrepreneurship at NC State

Entrepreneurship thrives at NC State Innovation and Entrepreneurship, where students and alumni push boundaries, build businesses and shape industries. The Miller Fellowship Program plays a critical role in this mission by supporting promising graduates as they transition from students to full-time entrepreneurs.
Infographic welcoming, from top left, Barbara Griggs, Scott Mabry, Catherine “Cathy” Stuart, Erkang Zheng and Douglas Edwards to the Friends of the Libraries board of directors.

Jul 8, 2025

The Friends of the Libraries Welcomes Five New Board Members

The NC State University Libraries recently welcomed five new members to the Friends of the Libraries Board of Directors for 2025. Catherine Stuart, Douglas Edwards, Scott Mabry, Barbara Griggs and Erkang Zheng joined the board to promote student success, research excellence and community learning through the Libraries’ outstanding services, programs and spaces.
From top left: Blair Richardson, Jacquie Goyena, Edwin Harris, David Bulfin, Harnish Jani and Miken Chéveyo Clark.

Jul 8, 2025

Meet the Newest Members of the College of Design Leaders Council for 2025

The College of Design is excited to welcome six new members to its Leaders Council. These generous volunteers will help support the college’s strategic direction, assist in securing financial resources to achieve its long-range goals and actively advocate for the college’s vision to become the leading public interdisciplinary design college in the country.
Faculty and staff gather to share student success best practices.

Jul 8, 2025

Inaugural Student Success Symposium Fosters Campus Collaboration

In May, NC State’s inaugural Student Success Symposium was held as an opportunity for faculty and staff from across campus to come together to identify best practices, strategies and resources to support undergraduate and graduate student success. The symposium also featured a keynote speaker in Audrey Jaeger, a W. Dallas Herring professor of Community College Education and the executive director for the Belk Center for Community College Leadership and Research.
Heeduk Oh picking blueberries.

Jul 8, 2025

Growing Blueberry Research

Postdoctoral researcher Heeduk Oh’s cutting-edge work with blueberries has earned him the 2025 Kenneth R. Keller Award, a $2,500 prize for excellence in doctoral dissertation research in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. The award was established after Kenneth Keller’s retirement from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences in 1979 by faculty, friends and industry partners to honor his work for the university and for North Carolina’s agricultural development.
Tanks of water contaminated with phosphorous.

Jul 8, 2025

Researchers Create New Way To Remove Phosphorus From Contaminated Water

Researchers including Yaroslava Yingling, Kobe Steel Distinguished Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at NC State, have created an inexpensive hydrogel that can filter phosphorus from contaminated surface waters, drinking water supplies or wastewater streams to reduce phosphorus pollution and reuse the phosphorus for agricultural and industrial applications.
Members of the Entrepreneurship Mentorship Program sitting at tables chatting.

Jul 8, 2025

Mentorship Program Makes Big Impacts on Students From All Disciplines

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Mentorship Program has connected NC State students from all disciplines to mentors throughout the Triangle. Learn how this program changes student, alumni and faculty relationships for the better, and how you can be part of its success.