Wake Tech News

Wake Tech is amping up its electric vehicle training, thanks to a $636,128 National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education grant.

More than 750 local business and community leaders gathered at the Raleigh Convention Center for the seventh-annual "Wake Tech IGNITE" event.

Nearly 1,500 prospective students and their families explored and saw the many educational opportunities Wake Tech has to offer at Open House on Saturday.

Wake Tech welcomed a delegation of officials from Cameroon and liaisons from the U.S. Department of State to the college's Southern Wake Campus.

Wake Tech students showed off their creativity and hard work at a Student Showcase for multiple degree programs on the college's Southern Wake Campus.

Three students in Wake Tech's Sigma Kappa Delta honor society for English and literature excellence attended a recent international convention in St. Louis, Mo.

Wake Tech is hosting an Open House at two campuses on April 13.

Delivering a product that meets stringent requirements for functionality and cost by applying basic scientific principles is all in a day's work for engineers – and for students in Wake Tech's Intro to Engineering course.

Wake Tech professors Lorraine Powers and Barry Tracey have been selected for the inaugural class of Faculty Innovation Fellows by the Business-Higher Education Forum.