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May 13, 2021

A Conversation with Ben Sunderlin: Making the Belltower Bells

Ben Sunderlin shares the steps it took to bring a hallowed sound to a hallowed place. 

May 10, 2021

Eye of the Storm: A Firsthand Account of the Capitol Riots

Most of us watched the siege of the U.S. Capitol from our homes. For Leigh Ann Caldwell '00, the Capitol is a workplace. She takes us through the day that won't soon be forgotten. 

May 5, 2021

Ringing True: Legacy Families and the Class Ring Tradition

Legacy families spanning generations shared in the NC State tradition of leaving class rings inside the Belltower overnight. 

May 3, 2021

‘Love You Forever’: Meet #NCState21 Best Friends Mary Kathryn and Emily

As part of our graduation video series, these two best friends tell us about their rivalry-turned-friendship — and the ice cream run that started it all. 

Apr 28, 2021

Meet the 2021 Mathews Medal Winners

The Mathews Medal recognizes graduating seniors who have made NC State a better place. Meet this year's recipients. 

Apr 27, 2021

Campus History Series: Technician’s 100th Anniversary

On February 1, 1920 an eight-person staff launched the first edition of the Technician. Over a century later, that ship is still sailing. 

Apr 21, 2021

#HowlBack Contest

Show us how you're celebrating graduation for the chance to win prizes! 

Apr 20, 2021

New Scholarship Established in Honor of First Latinx Student Body President

Alumnus Mitchell Moravec has established a new scholarship in honor of his friend and former student body president, Jackie Gonzalez. The new scholarship will benefit NC State students who have demonstrated a commitment to the Latinx community and live in a rural North Carolina community. 

Apr 15, 2021

Changing It Up

Carlos Rodón ’15 recently threw the 20th no-hitter in White Sox history. Take a look back at his first year in Major League Baseball when NC State magazine caught up with him in 2015. 

Apr 14, 2021

Alumni Association Recognizes Distinguished Faculty

Twenty-five faculty members were awarded a total of $70,000 for their work in classrooms, laboratories and more.