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Jun 24, 2020

Caleb Drum Receives Alex Miller Outstanding University Scholar Award

Each year the staff of the University Scholars Program is honored to select a student to receive the Alex Miller Outstanding University Scholar award. The award is named after the former director of the University

Students and faculty in a Group Strength yoga class

Jun 9, 2020

Health and Exercise Studies Department Sprints to Convert to All Online Classes

It was hard enough moving traditional classes online this spring. But Health and Exercise Studies faculty had to get extra creative to continue classes that are typically taught in the water, on a filed, in a gym, or on a bike.

A lone student uses a computer in a computer lab

Apr 20, 2020

Faculty and Staff Develop New Website to Help Ease the Shift to Online Education

The Division of Academic and Student Affairs partnered with several other departments across the university to develop the Keep Learning website, which provides resources and support for students acclimating to remote learning during the COVID-19 crisis.

Josh Privette and Justine Hollingshead make the Wolfpack sign.

Mar 28, 2020

A Resilient Pack: Answering the Call

A volunteer team of NC State employees is standing by to answer your questions on a wide range of topics. The Wolfpack Response Line is just a phone call away in uncertain times.

Feb 26, 2020

New Fellowships Office Serves All Students

The newly created University Fellowships Office, led by Courtney Hughes, will offer both graduate and undergraduate students support in pursuing prestigious external awards, like Fulbright Fellowships or Goldwater Scholarships.

Jul 1, 2019

University College Welcomes Holly Hurlburt

University College and the Division of Academic and Student Affairs are excited to announce the addition of Dr. Holly Hurlburt as the college’s new Assistant Dean and Executive Director for Academic Enrichment Programs.

Aug 1, 2018

NC State Loses a Distinguished Researcher, Teacher and Leader

NC State University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences lost a world-renowned poultry science expert and award-winning teacher, mentor and leader on July 31, when William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor John Brake passed away.