Dr. Ashley Hink ’05 takes on gun violence in Charleston, S.C., by treating it as a public health crisis.
New food truck helps Maggie Kane ’13 extend her mission of bringing good food and community to people, regardless of their means.
In a career of countless wins and last year’s Final Four run, Wes Moore’s true legacy is family.
Suzanne Boots Knighton ’00 is grateful for her life — and the lessons of heart disease.
From passing moments to new perspectives, take a look through a collection of our favorite campus shots from the NC State community.
Air Force veteran builds connections with students in a second career as a high school teacher.
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An accidental discovery leads a research team to a potentionally lifesaving vaccine for mosquito-borne diseases.
Native American network helps alumni and students connect through community.
Katharine Berkoff ’23 returns for a fifth year and some unfinished business in the water.
Mental health counselor, NC State Counseling Center
NC State steps up its effort in the growing world of video games with plans for a new arena and expanded course offerings.
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With the Brickyard getting a facelift of sorts, we revisit NC State magazine’s 2018 feature celebrating the spot’s 50th birthday.
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