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Not Yet Graduated, Already a Mentor

outstanding students

Madhusudan Madhavan holds his diploma at the base of the Belltower.

Jul 27, 2022

Teen Wolfpack: Young Graduate Makes History

Sixteen-year-old Madhusudan Madhavan doesn't yet have a driver's license — but he does have a bachelor's degree in applied mathematics from NC State.
Goodnight Scholars Vie Villafuerte ‘T22 and Lacey Malinsky ’22

Jul 19, 2022

Distinguished Goodnight Award Recipients for 2022 Announced

Biological sciences major Lacey Malinsky ’22 was selected as a Distinguished Goodnight Award recipient.
Gaven Bell

Jul 19, 2022

Goodnight Spotlight: Gaven Bell

Gaven Bell ’23, a biological sciences major, reflects on her undergraduate experience, which included writing an award-winning play for the NC State Theatre.
Arnulfo Silva wearing red graduation robes and making a wolfie sign with his hand in front of the smoke stack that says "State College."

May 4, 2022

Meet the Graduates 

Three Sciences students were among the standout spring 2022 graduates recognized by the Division of Academic and Student Affairs.
A student presenter talks to Bret Smith, dean of University College

May 4, 2022

Biological Sciences Faculty Member Goller Wins Michael Dickey Outstanding Research Mentor Award

Carlos Goller, associate teaching professor, received the award at the 2022 Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium.

Memorial Belltower

Apr 28, 2022

Sciences Faculty, Staff Receive 2021-22 University Honors

Seven members of the College of Sciences community and one student organization have been recognized with 2021-22 NC State teaching, diversity and excellence awards.

The 2022 eGames winner receives his cash prize with Mr. and Ms. Wuf on either side.

Apr 25, 2022

Statistics Student Among 2022 eGames Winners

Statistics student Ayden Hochstein won third place in the "Student Awards: 'Do'" category of the 2022 eGames, which is NC State's largest annual startup competition.

Mar 17, 2016

Not Yet Graduated, Already a Mentor

Senior Mia de los Reyes is inspiring the next generation of female scientists.