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NC State magazine is published three times a year. Our mission? We tell the stories that keep all alumni and friends of NC State connected to the university. Our campus news may come from a research lab, a football field, a dean’s office or a classroom. Our alumni profiles feature NC State graduates who are making a difference in their hometowns or around the world.

The magazine has been consistently recognized as a top university publication by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), winning the Gold award for best magazine in the Southeast in 2020.

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American Aquarium frontman BJ Barham celebrates NC State basketball's first ACC Tournament championship in 37 years with his daughter, Pearl.

An American Odyssey

American Aquarium frontman and NC State superfan BJ Barham witnessed history unfold at the ACC tournament with his favorite traveling companion—his daughter, Pearl. 
Ronnie Laughlin was a forward and center for the NC State women's basketball team in the late 1970s. Now she works in Saudi Arabia as a speech-language pathologist.

Where Are They Now? Ronnie Laughlin ’80

Then: Women’s basketball team forward/center Now: Speech-language pathologist in Saudi Arabia 
NASA's Robert Neece holds a TEMPO spectrometer that will be on a satellite measuring air pollution from Mexico to northern Canada.

Clearing the Air

Robert Neece ’80, ’83 MS, ’86 PHD caps NASA career with launch of device to track air pollution. 
An illustration depicting emergency vehicles. NC State researchers in the in the Edward P. Fitts Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering have proposed a new system using advanced algorithms and computer modeling to help dispatch centers decide who to call in an emergency.

Rapid Response

New computer model helps first responders get to accidents faster. 
NC State's College of Education Ph.D. students got to observe teachers and students inside of Kenyan classrooms.

A Teaching Trip

Graduate students compare notes with educators in Kenyan classrooms. 
Cravont Charleston wins the 100-meter race at the USA Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Ore.

“My Goodness!”

Cravont Charleston ’20 is surprise winner of 100-meter race at U.S. championships. 
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