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Jan 15, 2021  |  Diversity Digest

The History of MLK at NC State

NC State has a rich history with Martin Luther King Jr. Day and with MLK himself.

Jan 14, 2021  |  Diversity Digest

African American Cultural Center Team Grows

The NC State African American Cultural Center welcomes two new team members.

Jan 14, 2021  |  Diversity Digest

Gender and Equity Research Symposium Calls for Proposals

The Women’s Center and community partners will host the fifth annual Gender and Equity Research Symposium on April 14, 2021 via Zoom.

Jan 12, 2021  |  Diversity Digest

University Calendar Now Includes ADA Accommodation Information

NC State has added another way for the Wolfpack community to create a more welcoming and inclusive environment in one easy step.

Nov 17, 2020  |  Diversity Digest

New Senior Director to Lead Campus Community Centers

The Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity welcomes a new senior director for its four centers.

Nov 13, 2020  |  Diversity Digest

Intercultural Development Inventory Pilot Launches

The Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) at NC State University is underway with six leadership teams selected following a rigorous application process.

Nov 13, 2020  |  Diversity Digest

Election Results in Historic Firsts

The 2020 elections saw a number of historic diversity firsts across the country. Several candidates from underrepresented backgrounds made history as they were elected into office. 

Nov 12, 2020  |  Diversity Digest

Tips for Self-Care during Finals Week

With finals week just around the corner, it is hard not to feel overwhelmed. Several students shared helpful tips for staying grounded during times of stress.

Nov 12, 2020  |  Diversity Digest

Nominations Open for Equity for Women Awards

The NC State University Council on the Status of Women invites you to nominate NC State University faculty, staff and students for the Equity for Women Awards.

Nov 12, 2020  |  Diversity Digest

Womxn of Color Retreat Goes Virtual

This year's Womxn of Color Retreat was held virtually, drawing undergraduate and graduate students, staff members and community members.