University Communications
Chancellor Woodson to Deliver Fall Address Nov. 2
As part of Red and White Week — NC State's weeklong Homecoming celebrations — Chancellor Woodson will deliver his annual address to the university community.
Hurricane Helpers: Meet Faculty, Students Who Pitched in
The Wolfpack community continues to aid in the recovery from Hurricane Florence. Read on for three stories of compassion, dedication and the spirit of Think and Do.
Chancellor’s Innovation Fund Now Accepting Pre-Proposals
Now is the time for faculty to submit pre-proposals for Chancellor's Innovation Fund awards, which support short-term commercially focused research projects.
OIT Hosts ‘Fake News’ Event
Five local experts discuss the science and psychology behind fake news and review platforms available to help you separate reality from fiction.
Consortium Offers Pilot Grants for Health Research
NC TraCS is seeking applications for funding to advance clinical and translational research at several research institutions, including NC State.
Tell Us About Awards, Honors
University Communications and Marketing debuts a new form to help faculty, staff, students and alumni share information about recent awards and honors. Don't be shy.
Alumni Visit Gravesites of WWI Fallen
As part of a worldwide commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the First World War, NC State alumni and military veterans Jerry Hester and Allen Boyette place commemorative military coins at the gravesites of two of NC State's fallen soldiers.
29 Projects Receive DELTA Grants
DELTA awards grants to 29 projects across campus to support technology-rich teaching and enhance student success at NC State.
Chocolate Festival Tickets On Sale
It's time to order tickets for the NC State Chocolate Festival, a campus tradition that supports the Women's Center and the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.
Meet the First-Year Class for 2018
This year’s incoming class is the largest NC State has ever welcomed, with the strongest academic credentials to boot. Meet seven extraordinary students here to make their mark.