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Service members saluting one another

Mar 1, 2021

NC State Earns National Top 10 Ranking as a ‘Military Friendly’ School

For the fifth time, NC State has earned a top 10 spot in Military Friendly’s national Military Friendly Schools rankings. Coming in ninth overall, NC State was also one of 162 institutions selected for the “Gold” award status for leading practices, outcomes and effective programs. Donor support for the university’s Military and Veteran Services center helps ensure these programs provide the resources needed for military-affiliated students to make a smooth transition. 

Emma Nussman playing a trombone

Feb 8, 2021

Emma Nussman Receives Masini Scholarship for Leadership in Marching Band and Beyond

The Department of Music’s prestigious Toni Christine Masini Memorial Music Scholarship was awarded this year to Emma Nussman, a senior majoring in genetics and minoring in music performance and psychology. The Masini scholarship — the largest music scholarship offered at NC State — annually recognizes one student who exemplifies academic and musical excellence, as well as leadership in the marching band. 

Students package meals at the Rise Against Hunger event in Talley Student Union during Winter Welcome Week

Feb 1, 2021

A Helping Hand: Wolfpack Fights World Hunger

The student organizers of Leadership and Civic Engagement’s Rise Against Hunger event during Winter Welcome Week reflect on their experience and how resources such as Feed the Pack and the Student Emergency Fund help combat food insecurity on campus. 

Kyanna Sumpter

Jan 25, 2021

New Year, New Facility

Goodnight Scholar Kyanna Sumpter ’22 shares how the new Wellness and Recreation Center has helped her find a sense of belonging and fulfilled an important part of her wellness by giving her a new purpose. 

The copper wolves at Wolf Plaza

Jan 15, 2021

Feeding the Pack in 2021

Last year, Feed the Pack food pantry distributed more than 116,000 pounds of food to patrons. Learn more about supporting Feed the Pack in 2021 through volunteering, monetary gifts or purchasing from its Amazon wishlist. 

Andy Walsh

Dec 15, 2020

Former Student Body President Establishes Scholarship for Student Leaders

During his four years in student government, former student body president Andy Walsh ’13 revitalized old campus traditions and established new ones, like Respect the Pack. Now, he has pledged $10,000 to establish the Robert A. Walsh Student Leadership Fund, which will benefit undergraduate students serving in leadership roles for campus organizations. 

People writing on a building's interior wall before it's completed

Nov 24, 2020

Leaving Their Mark

Current members and alumnae of Alpha Delta Pi signed the beams that will be used to construct the sorority’s new house in the Greek Village — made possible through donor support. 

The Belltower, as seen from Hillsborough Street on the downtown Raleigh side of campus.

Nov 17, 2020

Doneka Scott Named Vice Chancellor and Dean of the Division of Academic and Student Affairs

Dr. Doneka Scott will be appointed vice chancellor and dean of the Division of Academic and Student Affairs effective February 15, pending Board of Trustees approval. Scott will also hold a secondary appointment as a professor of the practice in the College of Education. As part of her duties, Scott will have oversight of the McNair Scholars Program and distinguished scholarships. 

Trista Acebo

Nov 10, 2020

Howling Success: From the Marines to the Wolfpack

Trista Acebo is a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps who helps her fellow student veterans at NC State navigate the transition to college through her work with Military and Veteran Services. Since 2016, donor support has helped bolster that initiative's top strategic priorities and needs. 

exterior Park Shops building sign, indicating where DASA is housed

Oct 6, 2020

Day of Giving Raises Over $1 Million for Student Emergency Fund

The Student Emergency Fund provides microgrants to help students pay for unexpected expenses related to housing, food, medical bills and technology. The program has been especially crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic, with many experiencing sudden job loss and adjusting to remote education. Thanks to donor support on NC State Day of Giving: Stronger as a Pack, the fund is in a better position to help more students through financial challenges now and in the future.