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Four Questions About Environmental Justice
The Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity hosted a workshop to highlight environmental justice and why it matters in North Carolina and around the country.
Saving Princeville
The nation’s oldest town chartered by African-Americans rallies to recover from last year’s devastating storm. NC State faculty and students join a team of experts helping them chart a sustainable course for the future.
Sharing Sustainability In Senegal
A study abroad experience in Scotland and an Alternative Service Break trip to Belize are how NC State graduate Jack Alcorn ended up in Senegal.
Big Data, Sensors to Transform Cities
Martin O’Malley, former governor of Maryland, told a Centennial Campus conference that new technologies developed through public-private partnerships would drive the creation of smart cities.
NC State Lifelong Learning Program Cultivates Interest In Sustainability
In NC State's lifelong learning program for adults age 50 and older, many of the most popular programs relate to sustainability. That’s no coincidence.
Students Explore Environmental Justice
During spring break, 10 students and 2 staff advisers toured North Carolina to learn about environmental issues impacting soil, air, water and people.
Nile Project At NC State Brings Healing Waters
Imagine a music concert that sparks dialogue, unites cultures and encourages social change. When NC State University brings the Nile Project to campus on March 15, it’s expected to do just that.
Feed the Pack pantry seeks to fight food insecurity on campus
The Technician newspaper highlights NC State's on-campus food pantry.
Pack Builds a Block for Raleigh
An NC State partnership with Habitat for Humanity creates community with the construction of 11 new townhomes for local families.