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Wake Tech is pleased to announce that Dr. Jennifer Bray has been selected as the next provost of health…
May 2026
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Duke Energy Foundation Supports College Research Program
Wake Tech is pleased to announce a $50,000 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation to enhance its unique undergraduate research program.
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Museum Event Provides Look Into Past and Present
More than 130 Wake Tech students and employees and community members gathered at the City of Raleigh Museum for "A Night at the Museum," an annual event honoring Black history.
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Students Dine Their Way to Professional Success
Wake Tech students and recent alumni added etiquette to their toolbelt thanks to a special luncheon hosted by Career Services.
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Therapy Dog Helps Students De-Stress Before Midterms
Students relieved the stress of preparing for midterms with the help of a special four-legged friend at the Southern Wake Campus library.
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Wake Tech IGNITE Celebrates Life Changing Journeys
The Raleigh Convention Center was the place to be Tuesday as more than 800 business and community leaders gathered to hear remarkable stories of the impact of Wake Tech.
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High School Students Learn About Careers in Skilled Trades
High school students came to Wake Tech to experience what it would be like to enter a career in skilled trades.
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Award-Winning Creativity at Elite Baking Competition
Wake Tech students triumphed Thursday, taking home 33 medals for their dazzling cakes and showpieces at the American Culinary Federation competition at Scott Northern Wake Campus.
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An Italian Feast for Study Abroad
The Wake Tech Culinary Arts and Global Education programs are inviting guests to share in a fine dining experience to support Culinary Arts students studying abroad in Italy.
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Job Fair Attracts Hundreds
Wake Tech's annual job fair attracted nearly 500 job seekers eager to teach and work at North Carolina's largest community college.
