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Wake Tech Community College announced a new partnership Friday that promotes the manufacturing industry

Wake Tech Entrance Sign (Photo Credit: Anthony DeHart, WPTF/Curtis Media) Anthony DeHart The COVID-19 pandemic forced most students and educators to transition to online learning. The head of North Carolina’s largest community college says this sudden transition to remote education provided a

SkillPointe is a platform that seeks to offer career exploration, training, scholarships, and jobs all in one place. The site has been acquired by Cary's National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship (NACCE).

Wake Tech is pleased to announce Mark Sullivan as the new department head for Criminal Justice and Forensic Science Technologies and Public Safety Administration.

Advocacy groups are engaging in several voting outreach drives ahead of the state's registration deadline for next month's primary election.

Twenty-five prospects not enough for you? There are plenty of other interesting players in the system.

Some high school parents said they lack confidence “that this will be resolved in a way to help the students.”

Wake Tech will soon offer agricultural biotechnology training to support the growing demand for skilled technicians in plant science in the Triangle region.

Roughly 20% of NC State’s student body is composed of transfer students. Assistant Culture Editor Amelia Russell delves into what its like for these students to start fresh at NC

Raleigh’s bus service is hoping to lure back some riders who haven’t returned since the COVID-19 pandemic.