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Closeup of the Memorial Belltower on a cloudless day

Apr 12, 2021

Director of the Shelton Leadership Center to Retire

Barbara Mulkey has announced that she will retire effective May 1 after five years of helping fulfill the Shelton Leadership Center’s mission to develop the next generation of values-based leaders. She also has overseen personalized educational and hands-on outreach programs for professionals, college students and pre-college students. A College of Engineering alumna, Mulkey has served in a variety of university volunteer leadership positions, too.
Devin Wyatt sitting on a window sill

Apr 12, 2021

Goodnight Spotlight: Devin Wyatt

Goodnight Scholar Devin Wyatt ’21 is preparing to graduate from NC State with a degree in paper science engineering — a field that makes her, as she describes, “a process engineer with a decent understanding of business administration that really likes the smell of sulfur in the morning.”
Ana Sofia Uzsoy in front of a tree in spring

Apr 12, 2021

NC State’s Third Churchill Scholar Steps Toward a Bright Future

Ana Sofia Uzsoy’s passion for learning is taking her to Cambridge University on one of the U.S.’s most prestigious scholarships.
The cover of Irwin Morris's book

Apr 12, 2021

Wolfpack Writers: Irwin Morris

Irwin Morris is the executive director of NC State’s School of Public and International Affairs and the William T. Kretzer Distinguished Professor of Humanities. His new book, Movers and Stayers, explores how migratory patterns play a significant role in politics — and why urbanization is driving polarization in the South.
Talley Student Center and Carmichael Gym at night

Apr 5, 2021

Division of Academic and Student Affairs Receives Most Gifts Universitywide on Day of Giving

On Day of Giving, the Division of Academic and Student Affairs raised nearly $541,000 through more than 2,250 gifts — the most of any NC State college or unit. The division also received bonus funds by winning seven of the hourly social media challenges for the day, as well as the Power Your Pack Leaderboard Challenge for nearly doubling the total number of gifts from the previous Day of Giving.
The copper wolves at Wolf Plaza

Apr 5, 2021

Park Scholarships Raises Over Half a Million Dollars on Day of Giving 2021

On NC State’s third Day of Giving, the Park Scholarships community raised $551,466 from 513 gifts in 24 hours. In all, 295 members of the Park community came together to make a difference for Park Scholars, now and always.
Food and supplies for victims of the Village Green Apartments fire loaded in the back of a vehicle.

Apr 5, 2021

NC State Helps Students Displaced by Fire

The university is working to help 77 students find housing and other resources following a fire at the Village Greens Apartments. The donor-supported Student Emergency Fund and Feed the Pack Food Pantry are the best way for faculty, staff, alumni and community residents to help those displaced by the fire and all students in need.
The Roman Colosseum.

Apr 5, 2021

Students Virtually Explore Rome Through New Lecture Series

The College of Design recently received a generous donation to fund a new study-abroad experience in Rome, Italy, for spring 2021. COVID-19 prevented an in-person experience from taking place, but that setback prompted the college to offer a virtual experience that brings increased accessibility to all.
Jay Narayan

Mar 29, 2021

The Extraordinary Is Our Purpose

Thanks to ongoing private support, especially the record-breaking amount given recently on Day of Giving, NC State’s faculty continues to be a powerful force for good — on campus, across North Carolina and around the globe.
Justine Hollingshead on the field at an NC State football game

Mar 29, 2021

Leading by Example

Justine Hollingshead, assistant vice chancellor for the Division of Academic and Student Affairs, and her wife, Debbie Dean, made a $250,000 bequest to the division and to the College of Veterinary Medicine on this year’s Day of Giving.