Wake Tech News

Wake Tech Business Administration students gained real-world experience developing innovative business solutions thanks to an experiential learning project this semester.

Wyatt Cumbo, one of the original members of Wake Tech's Police Department, has been appointed chief of police.

Wake Tech has tapped two seasoned public safety leaders to head its Fire & EMS and Justice Studies programs, strengthening education and workforce preparation for critical public safety positions across the region.

Curiosity, innovation and months of hands-on learning came to life as student researchers in Wake Tech's STEM Academic Research & Training program took the spotlight at the Fall Showcase.

Wake Tech is excited to announce that IT graduate Jennifer Medina has been selected as one of 10 cybersecurity interns in the inaugural cohort of the North Carolina Department of Information Technology internship program.

Wake Tech is excited to welcome Lisa Marie Ferrell as its new vice president of Communications and Marketing.

Wake Tech students, faculty and staff gathered in the Southern Wake Campus courtyard for a heartfelt "Salute to Service" ceremony, honoring the courage and sacrifice of those who have served in the U.S. armed forces.

Wake Tech's chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society celebrated one of its largest induction classes to date, welcoming 112 new members during a ceremony on the Southern Wake Campus.

The Wake Tech Care Center is gearing up for an increased demand for student support as the federal government shutdown continues.