Stories From Aug 2014
Lawyer Up With Howling Counsel
Check out the special faculty edition of Howling Counsel, a newsletter with legal information and resources from the experts in the general counsel's office.
Watauga Nominations Sought
It's time to make nominations for the Watauga Medal, the highest nonacademic honor awarded by the university.
Events Celebrate Postdocs
Learn more about the important research being conducted by NC State postdocs at two days of talks at the Nature Research Center.
NC State Opens Student Entrepreneurship Headquarters
The Entrepreneurship Initiative (EI) at North Carolina State University will host the grand opening of Innovation Hall, home to the EI Garage and the Andy and Jane Albright Entrepreneurs Living and Learning Village, on Tuesday, September 2 at 5:30 p.m. at Innovation Hall on Centennial Campus.
Raises, Budget Cuts on Faculty Agenda
A mixed bag of budget news confronts the Faculty Senate at its first meeting of the academic year.
New Tuition Rules Impact Financial Aid
New guidelines adopted by the Board of Governors will place limits on the percentage of tuition increases set aside for financial aid.
Student Leader Tackles Big Issues
Grad student and Park Scholar Rusty Mau takes a no-nonsense approach to his position as student body president, speaking out on issues such as sexual assault, financial literacy and college affordability.
Cities as a Glimpse of the Future
How researchers learned that cities may serve as a crystal ball for the impact of climate change on an important insect pest.
Redesign Enhances NC State Website
Take a peek behind the redesign of the NC State website, a mobile-friendly facelift that merges the university's main news channels, introduces a new navigational structure and puts social media tools at your fingertips.
Playing Defense Against Heat
The athletics department makes plans to help fans cope with the hot, muggy conditions expected for Saturday’s opener against Georgia Southern at Carter-Finley Stadium.