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Wolf Plaza copper wolf statues

Nov 2, 2021

Red and White Week Student Giving Challenge

During Red and White Week, student groups across campus faced off in a friendly competition to benefit this year’s featured fund: Feed the Pack, the food pantry at NC State. The groups raised just under $24,000. 

The Sustainable and Alternative Fibers Initiative logo (Graphic courtesy SAFI Consortium)

Nov 2, 2021

NC State To Lead Global Research Effort To Develop Sustainable Fibers

The College of Natural Resources recently established the Sustainable and Alternative Fibers Initiative (SAFI), a research consortium that aims to study, develop and promote the utilization of alternative fibers for packaging, hygiene, textiles and other products. SAFI has already raised $1.2 million for research and partnered with 20 companies in order to position the college as the center of excellence for the research, development and utilization of sustainable fibers. 

Fitts-Woolard Hall

Oct 26, 2021

Fitts-Woolard Hall Dedication Puts Engineering, Alumni Support on Display

The latest addition to Centennial Campus is up and running because of the extraordinary support of private donors and the people of North Carolina. You’re invited to take part in the special ceremony during this year’s Red and White Week. 

Tim Allen, Christine Browning, Ignacio Bunster-Ossa, Britt Davis, Jason Forney, Brian Leonard, ClayVon Lowe, Heather Rowell, Charles L. “Chuck” Travis, III.

Oct 26, 2021

Meet the New Members of the College of Design’s Leaders Council

These select alumni and friends in design-related professions across the country will support the college in its ongoing mission to become the top public interdisciplinary design college in the U.S. 

Ray Odierno

Oct 26, 2021

Ray Odierno, Alum Who Served as Top Army General, Dies

Retired Army Chief of Staff Raymond T. Odierno, a four-star general who led multinational forces in the Iraq War and reshaped the way U.S. troops are trained and deployed, died of cancer on Oct. 8. Odierno earned a master’s degree in nuclear effects engineering from NC State and generously supported the university in a variety of ways, including serving as the chair of the university’s Board of Visitors and a member of the Board of Trustees. 

Founding dean Terry Curtin speaks during the CVM's dedication ceremony, 1983. University Archives Photograph Collection.

Oct 26, 2021

Terrence Curtin Society Honors NC State Veterinary Medicine’s Founding Dean

The College of Veterinary Medicine’s new Terrence Curtin Society honors the legacy of its founding dean, who passed away in December, while also recognizing the individuals whose generous financial support enables the college to build on his work. Those who annually donate $1,000 or more to the college’s All Gifts Great and Small Fund will automatically become society members. 

NC State's Plant Sciences Building under construction

Oct 19, 2021

A Chance to Match Your Excitement for N.C. PSI

The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences has received a very special set of gifts that enables the college to match the gifts of donors who name a space in the NC State University Plant Sciences Building. Time is running out, so please contact CALS with your interest as soon as possible. 

MFA students sitting on a bench

Oct 12, 2021

‘Community Matters Here’: Inside NC State’s Creative Writing MFA Program

Although the casual observer might be surprised to discover an excellent graduate-level creative writing program at a world-class STEM university such as NC State, the pairing actually makes sense when North Carolina’s rich literary history is taken into account. As successful as NC State’s MFA program has been, it’s now poised for even greater success thanks to Tony McLean Brown ’83 and his family, who made a $1 million gift to support the program earlier this year. 

spare parts manufacturing machinery

Oct 12, 2021

Model Advances Understanding of Incorporating 3D Printing Into Supply Chains

Getting spare parts where they need to go in a quick, reliable way is a logistical challenge for military and industrial supply chains. Researchers from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and NC State have developed a computational model to help determine how best to incorporate additive manufacturing technologies into these spare parts supply chains. Brandon McConnell, co-author of a paper on the new model, is an assistant research professor in NC State’s Edward P. Fitts Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering. 

N.C. PSI donor Allen James

Oct 12, 2021

‘We Can All Do Our Part’

Allen James, a distinguished 1967 alumnus of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, stresses the importance of supporting the Plant Sciences Initiative at all levels.