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Colorful draping sari on display at JLP Festival

International Literary Festival Features Wilson Students’ Creations

An international addition of the Jaipur Literature Festival celebrated in Raleigh with featured work from Wilson students.

Chancellor Kevin Howell - NC State Honors

2026 Alumni Achievement Award Winners

Each year, the NC State Alumni Association honors graduates and friends of the university with the Alumni Achievement Awards. See the 2026 winners.

The statues at the global courtyard, abstract shapes of metal

Advancing Global Learning at Home: 2026-2027 Funded Projects

The Office of Global Engagement is pleased to announce five faculty and staff projects funded through its Advancing Global Learning at Home program, which supports innovative campus-based initiatives that bring international perspectives and global skills development to NC State students. Jason Bocarro, College of Natural Resources – Global Perspectives in Sport, Events, and Tourism Management…

Wegmann stands on a landform overlooking a vast orange valley in New Mexico

Geologist Wegmann Elected GSA Fellow

The fellowship recognizes Wegmann’s distinguished contributions to the geosciences.

students pose in front of a scenic view during a trip to Ecuador

Engineering Abroad: Gaining a Global Perspective in Ecuador

When Julio Terán had the opportunity to start a study abroad program at NC State, he knew exactly where to take his students.

Students and Kenyans pose together.

NC State Design Students Bring Global Perspective Home from Kenya Studio

Over Spring Break 2026, a group of NC State University College of Design students traded studio desks for muddy shoes and boat rides, spending March 12–22 immersed in community life on Maya Island in Kilifi County, Kenya. The trip was a part of Studio Kenya: Visioning Spatial Future of Maya Community, a new interdisciplinary Spring 2026 studio in partnership with Pwani University.