Search and Rescue
Tracking the Movement of Cyborg Cockroaches New research from North Carolina State University offers insights into how far and how fast cyborg cockroaches – or biobots – move when exploring …
News Archive
WCU, Jackson County Schools announce formation of ‘the Catamount School’
Western Carolina University and the Jackson County Public School system will collaborate on the formation of a lab school designed to help students in grades six through eight successfully transition …
Breaking Down Barriers for Latino Families
College bound. Few phrases make parents more proud. For many parents, planning for their children’s higher education commences before they enter high school. But some families face more barriers than …
WSSU now offers students free online tutoring
Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) is partnering with UpSwing, an online tutoring and coaching platform, to provide students with access to 24/7 tutoring. “We’re excited to offer online tutoring to help …
Intensive English Program helps international students succeed at WCU
Imagine entering a foreign university where you barely know the native language and virtually no one knows yours. Think how challenging it would be to meet new friends or communicate …
Unique Solution
ECU launches international online educational doctorate Educators around the world face many of the same difficulties when pursuing advanced degrees, like completing their research and dissertation while working, but East …
Masters of Social Work Join Together
Unique UNCG/N.C. A&T partnership gives grad students best of both campuses Despite locations four miles apart and being part of the same university system, creating the Joint Master of Social …
Presidential Scholars Program
UNC SYSTEM GRADUATES BEGIN CAREER SERVING UNIVERSITY AND STATE The University of North Carolina is now accepting applications for the 2019-2020 Presidential Scholars Program. This is a one-year, paid appointment …
Intern boot camp
As a student and strength and conditioning coach for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s women’s basketball team, Hayden Guiliani was used to working with elite athletes. But working with the U.S. Army soldiers at Fort Bragg took her experience to a whole new level.
Words of Advice
Carolina Advising Corps has helped thousands of North Carolina students and their parents across 64 partner schools throughout the state with the college application process – how to find scholarships, how to apply for financial aid, how to find which college experience best matches with the students’ goals.