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Sep 4, 2019

Cheetas, Elephants and Drones, Oh My

Josh Glazer, a graduate student in aerospace engineering, never imagined that his experience at NC State would lead him from serving as an instructor with Wellness and Recreation to piloting drones in Africa.

Jun 10, 2019

Breathing New Life Into Old Bridges

Bridges across our state are in rough shape, but NC State alumnus Brad McCoy has developed a solution to give them new life — and keep us safely on the road.

Apr 30, 2019

Engineering Graduate Student Wins Lemelson-MIT Student Prize

Graduate student Federico Scurti wins prestigious prize for innovative inventions.

Apr 3, 2019

Faculty Mentors Recognized by the Graduate School

Faculty members Emily Berglund and Tammy Gordon have been named 2018 Outstanding Graduate Faculty Mentors by the Graduate School.

Feb 11, 2019

New Position Provides Engineering Writing Support

Katie Homar, technical academic writing specialist in the Graduate school, designs writing support and outreach for students in the College of Engineering.

Feb 7, 2019

Graduate Students Break the Color Barrier in 1950s

In honor of Black History Month, learn about the first two African-American graduate students to attend NC State University in the 1950s.

Feb 6, 2019

Writing Services Offered for Engineering Graduate Students

Graduate students in the College of Engineering who want to improve their writing have a new resource, thanks to a partnership between the College and the NC State Graduate School.

May 4, 2018

Ph.D. Student Shares Her Passion for Computer Science

Veronica Catete spent much of her graduate school career sharing her passion for computer science with middle and high school students. After graduating in May, she will continue her work through NC State's Game2Learn Lab.

Mar 23, 2018

Graduate Programs Rise in 2019 Rankings

Engineering and education advance in the U.S. News rankings of the nation’s top graduate programs.

Jan 12, 2018

A ‘Smart’ Insulin Patch May Aid Future Therapies

Yanqi Ye, biomedical engineering student, is exploring ways to use micro-needles in a skin patch prevent and control diabetes and skin cancer.