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Branch Out and Explore New Campus Tree Tours
Branch out and get to know NC State’s trees using the recently launched Campus Tree Tours web application.
NC State a Partner on NSF-Funded “Ag Tech Corridor” Project
A $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation is kickstarting an effort to create an agricultural technology corridor from central to eastern North Carolina, and NC State University plays a key role.
Get Ready for Ag Awareness Week
Wolf Plaza will transform into a bustling farm for Ag Awareness Week March 18-22.
Planting the Future
With support from the Trolinder graduate student endowment, Weilong He hopes to use machine learning to help breeders more efficiently assess the health of plants and troubleshoot problems for farmers.
Award-Winning Plant Science Grad Student Hopes To Share Research Internationally
With research aimed at helping scientists develop a more targeted approach to the design and development of microbial products for sustainable agriculture, North Carolina State University Ph.D. student Anna Garrell…
A Passion For Conservation Led Gabby Landry to NC State
Gabby Landry is a senior majoring in fisheries, wildlife, and conservation biology and an inaugural member of the James Buzzard Leadership Development Program.
Using iNaturalist to Investigate Our Bee Campus
Join the NC State Campus Bee competition using iNaturalist this April to collect data on campus bees and win a "sweet" prize.
New Partnership Supports Workforce Pathways for Youth in Parks and Recreation
NC State has partnered with the National Recreation and Park Association to deliver job training and develop summer and year-round workforce pathway opportunities for youth.
NC State Couple Donates Land for Natural Resources Education
Tom and Priscilla Terry have donated 138 acres of land to the College of Natural Resources for education and research in forest management.
Reshaping Raleigh: Environmental Designer Brings Iconic Spaces to Life
Alumnus Joshua Gajownik ’04 thought he wanted to be an aerospace engineer. Now, 20 years on, the College of Design graduate is a successful practicing environmental designer. He touches every single detail of the properties he works on, from the branding to the furniture selections, even down to the in-room art.