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How Outdoor Adventures Can Help Students Bond
Facing adversity on outdoor adventures helped students make meaningful connections, even across differences, an NC State study found.
VoIunteers’ Images Will Show Ghost Forests in Transition
As part of a citizen science project led by NC State researchers, volunteers can submit photos to track changes in coastal forests over time.
The Business of Sustainability
Jessica Thomas, director of the Poole College Business Sustainability Collaborative, discusses plans on integrating sustainability across Poole College, including a proposal for a 12-credit graduate business sustainability certificate.
Belonging Helps Black, Latino Students Feel Engaged
An NC State study found Black and Latino students were more likely to feel engaged in classes where they felt they belonged.
Accessible Design Takes Spotlight in Competition
Rick Rice, who graduated from the College of Design with a bachelor’s in architecture, created a scholarship award at the College of Design to set an educational foundation for egalitarian architecture. As part of the accessible design competition, 14 students were tasked with designing a new building on Centennial Campus that would serve the Poole College of Management and the Graduate School.
No-Till Farming Study Shows Benefit to Midwestern Land Values
Analysis quantifies monetary land value benefits of environmentally friendly practice.
ABC11 Interviews Recent Alumna About We Bleed Red Initiative
NC State alumna Layla Saliba was recently interviewed by ABC11 News about her work as a student with the We Bleed Red initiative on campus. She also weighed in on food and housing insecurity, and how menstrual equity factors into the equation.
Katie Godfrey Kilgore ‘16 Strives for a Culture of Community Through Fount Coffee + Kitchen
Growing up down the road from NC State and being raised by alumni, some might say Katie Godfrey Kilgore ‘16 was destined to become a member of the Wolfpack.
A Tree Planter’s Guide to Environmental Justice
In a recent paper, researchers from NC State described a series of environmental justice strategies to guide tree planting, greening or park planning efforts .
New Collaborative Community Projects Support Youth Education, Tribal Knowledge, Air and Water Quality, and More
Four new projects in North Carolina are launching this year as part of the Community Collaborative Research Grant Program. Projects will support youth education, tribal knowledge, air and water quality, and an exploration of plastic contaminants in headwaters. North Carolina Sea Grant and N.C. Water Resources Research Institute administer the program in partnership with the William R. Kenan Jr. Institute for Engineering, Technology and Science.