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Layla Saliba in a red T-shirt standing next to a stack on menstrual products

Aug 8, 2022

ABC11 Interviews Recent Alumna About We Bleed Red Initiative

NC State alumna Layla Saliba was recently interviewed by ABC11 News about her work as a student with the We Bleed Red initiative on campus. She also weighed in on food and housing insecurity, and how menstrual equity factors into the equation.

Two people walk through the gardens outside of the Gregg Museum

Jun 27, 2022

The Secret’s Out: Gregg Museum Earns Best in the Triangle Recognition

Based on the results of INDY Week’s 2022 Best of the Triangle competition, more residents of the area are discovering something the NC State community already knows: the Gregg Museum of Art & Design at NC State is a special place.

Rebeca Angeles, graduate of the Juntos program, and Holly Ellwanger, Catawba County Juntos coordinator

Jan 26, 2022

Juntos Program Aims to Help Latino Students Graduate

Read in the Hickory Daily Record about the Juntos program and how it is helping students in Catawba County, N.C.

Aerial view of the Honors and Scholars Village, also known as the Quad

Jan 4, 2022

New Programs at NC State Address Student Homelessness

Apr 13, 2021

Essential UNC: DASA Employees Highlighted for Essential Work

Division of Academic and Student Affairs employees Justine Hollingshead, assistant vice chancellor, and Josh Privette, associate director of development, were featured in an article by the UNC System for their efforts to develop and manage the Wolfpack Response Line.

The columns of Leazar hall are framed by the fall color of trees on main campus. Photo by Marc Hall

Apr 12, 2021

Improving Accessibility for Students and Faculty with Disabilities

EdTech interviewed Mark Newmiller, director of NC State's Disability Resource Office, about the importance of accessibility in higher education.