2013

Oct 3, 2013

Slow Burn: Fall Foliage Taking Its Time

No, it’s not another sign of the federal government shutdown. North Carolina’s hardwood trees are taking their time to change colors this fall because of a low-stress growing season that included plenty of moisture and mild temperatures, a North Carolina State University expert says. “Growing conditions have been good, so trees have postponed shutting down… 

Oct 3, 2013

In Praise of Working Dogs

Cat Warren's new book explores the science and wonder of working dogs. Find out "What the Dog Knows" in this touching, engaging and informative tale of canine can-do. 

Oct 3, 2013

Talley Phase I to Open

New dining options, another place to buy Howling Cow ice cream and a new convenience store are just a few of the reasons NC State students, faculty and staff are eagerly awaiting the opening of Phase I of the Talley Student Union. 

Oct 3, 2013

Shutdown Impacts Researchers

The news from Washington puts the squeeze on researchers who rely on federal dollars. A memo from university officials helps clarify the challenges and choices. 

Oct 3, 2013

Alternative Vehicle Showcase

Faculty, staff and students checked out a variety of eco-friendly cars at the Alternative Vehicle Showcase on Wednesday. The event was the centerpiece of Campus Sustainability Day. 

Oct 2, 2013

NC State Celebrates China Ties

Faculty, staff and students are invited to learn more about NC State's partnerships and collaborations with China at a Centennial Campus event next Tuesday. 

Oct 2, 2013

Speakers Added to Manufacturing Event

Chancellor Randy Woodson and North Carolina Commerce Secretary Sharon Decker have been added as featured speakers on Friday at NC State’s celebration of National Manufacturing Day on Centennial Campus. 

Oct 2, 2013

Staff Senate Names New Assembly Rep

The Staff Senate named a new delegate to the UNC Staff Assembly and discussed an innovative cooperative extension program that is helping farmers in rural Western North Carolina. 

Oct 2, 2013

Open Enrollment Has Started

It's time to choose your health insurance options for 2014. Make sure to choose a plan before the end of October or you may end up with less coverage than you want. 

Oct 2, 2013

Sawicki Receives NIH Grant

Greg Sawicki, assistant professor of biomedical engineering, has received a five-year, $750,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health to compare different robotic ankle devices to assist people with stroke-related mobility impairments. 

Oct 2, 2013

Duckworth Scores NSF Award

Owen Duckworth, associate professor of soil science, has received a five-year, $400,000 award from the National Science Foundation to study the structure, reactivity and biological diversity of iron oxide deposits present in rivers, lakes and springs. 

Oct 1, 2013

Open House Oct. 19

Attend the university open house Oct. 19 for information about majors, admissions, housing, dining, the arts and athletics. 

Sep 30, 2013

Tim Wise Headlines Diversity Week

One of the nation's top anti-racism writers speaks on campus Tuesday, Oct. 15, as part of Diversity Education Week. Don't miss the talk by Tim Wise or the other engaging events celebrating the wide diversity of cultures and people at NC State. 

Sep 30, 2013

Exciting Event for Big Gift

Excitement was in the air as more than 500 NC State faculty, staff and supporters gathered at the Hunt Library to learn about the biggest gift in NC State history. 

Sep 30, 2013

Researchers Work to Squeeze More Data From Bandwidth in Mobile Devices

A team of researchers is working on technology that would allow mobile devices to send and receive more data using the same limited amount of bandwidth. The work is supported by a $1.08 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). Competition for the airwaves is fierce. Commercial and military communication services must broadcast and…