Departments and Programs
An Opportunity Multiplied
Need-based scholarship support, as well as resources from TRIO and Pack Essentials, helped Indira Gutierrez (Psychology ’19) develop into a scholar, researcher and advocate.
Landmark Exhibit Unearths History
In "When MLK and the KKK Met in Raleigh," English professor Jason Miller reveals never-before-published photos from Martin Luther King Jr.'s historic 1966 visit to Raleigh.
How I Think and Do: Police Officer Brett Walsh
What can you do with an NC State degree in criminology? Ask Lieutenant Brett Walsh of the Fuquay-Varina Police Department.
Research Offers New Way to Assess an Organization’s Public Relations
Communication professor Yang Cheng explains how a new tool will allow organizations to better measure and describe its relationships with stakeholders.
Wolfpack Writers: Jess Ekstrom
We caught up with communication alumna Jess Ekstrom to learn more about her book "Chasing the Bright Side."
Year in Review: Our Top Stories of 2019
2019 was full of honors, outreach and new beginnings for NC State’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
‘The Job of a Poet Is to Tell the Truth’: Remembering Gerald Barrax
Former students and colleagues share their impressions of Gerald Barrax, emeritus professor of English, who died Dec. 7.
How I Think and Do: Storyteller Cadwell Turnbull
Alumnus Cadwell Turnbull (M.A. in English; MFA ’15) is a science fiction and fantasy author. Learn more about his debut novel, "The Lesson," and hear what he values from his time at NC State.
Wolfpack Writers: Marc Dudley
We caught up with English professor Marc Dudley to learn more about his book "Understanding James Baldwin," part of the Understanding Contemporary American Literature series.
Food Fights: How History Shapes What We Eat – And Why
Everybody eats. But as two NC State history professors explain, what people eat, and what drives our decisions about food, vary tremendously.