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Graphic featuring Global One Health Fellow Spotlight on Cassidy Oliverio (PhD Student, Chemistry). The GOHA logo is featured at the top left with the red NC State brick. Two images of Cassidy are included: one with her smiling against a grey backdrop and another of her working in a lab with personal protective equipment

Global One Health Fellow Spotlight – Cassidy Oliverio

What do you research? My research focuses on the development of genetically encoded biosensors, which are strains of bacteria which fluoresce in the presence of certain molecules. To be more…

Jean Ristaino

Planting a Legacy

Professor Emeritus Jean Ristaino establishes endowment and stipend to send graduate students around the globe.

Christina Koch stares back at the earth from Space

From Ghana to the Moon: How Study Abroad Shapes Global Citizens

As Artemis II renews humanity’s push beyond Earth, one astronaut’s journey from a Ghanaian classroom underscores why global learning remains central to higher education’s ultimate mission.  At a time when global learning activities like study abroad and international service learning are being questioned on grounds of cost, equity, and environmental impact, higher education faces a critical choice: Should global…

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Two CHASS Professors Earn Fulbright Awards for Global Research Initiatives

Two CHASS professors earned Fulbright awards for international research initiatives in Australia and Northern Latvia, showcasing the college’s academic expertise on a global stage. Body

Tab Ramos celebrates at his induction to the NC State Athletics Hall of Fame.

NC State’s World Cup Star

Former Wolfpack soccer star Tab Ramos is lending his expertise as a broadcaster for several games in this year’s FIFA World Cup.

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Julio Terán Named to American Chemical Society’s 2026 Future Faculty Cohort

Terán, who is a lecturer and academic advisor in the Engineering First-Year Program, is being recognized for his innovative research related to mechanochemical degradation in polymer surfaces, and integrating sustainability concepts into fundamental engineering courses.