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Aug 2, 2022

Meet the CVM Class of 2026

The CVM welcomes the Class of 2026, and presents this statistical and demographic profile of its newest community members.

May 31, 2022

NC State Veterinary Medicine News and Updates, May 2022

In the Spotlight CVM Class of 2022 Celebrates Hard-Earned Oath & Hooding Moment When members of the Class of 2022 showed up for the first day of classes, little did they know that a global pandemic would turn their path to a degree in veterinary medicine upside down. Having endured COVID testing, distance learning, social…

A team of veterinary medicine students preps a striped bass for surgery.

May 25, 2022

A School of Fishes

At a research center in the port town of Morehead City, 18 veterinary medicine students get hands-on experience operating on fish.

May 24, 2022

Grant Expands Reach of Research Trip to South Africa

Three NC State students, including a third-year CVM student, are working among wildlife in South Africa this month thanks to a seed grant awarded to help expand the involvement of minority students in global field research.

Chelsea Drumgoole, CVM Class of 2023, works on spotting whales during a trip to the Galapagos in March 2022.

May 11, 2022

Gone to the Galapagos: Follow along as NC State team studies sea lions, sharks and stingrays

Internationally known Professor Greg Lewbart will provide pictures and stories during his trip to the archipelago with new doctors of veterinary medicine from the Class of 2022 and others.

May 10, 2022

CVM Class of 2022 Celebrates Hard-Earned Oath & Hooding Moment

The CVM Class of 2022 celebrates an Oath & Hooding ceremony at Reynolds Coliseum marked by good humor and practical advice on May 6.

May 9, 2022

Class of 2022: A Loss that Leads to Overwhelming Love

A first-person essay by Samantha Frosch, who after graduation will be working as a small animal general practitioner in Raleigh.

May 3, 2022

Class of 2022: Apache Pilot. Military Wife. Mom of Three. Vet Student. Forever Friend.

A first-person essay by Tania Hummel, who after graduation will be practicing mixed animal medicine at a private hospital in Dothan, Alabama. Her husband, Brian, has been stationed at Fort Rucker in Alabama.

Third-year student Annie Gorges scoops food into a wolf pen on a rainy day.

May 2, 2022

Working for the Wolves: Carnivore Crew Labors for a Species’ Life

“No other vet school in the entire country has an opportunity like this to see such up close and personal management of the most endangered canine in the world.”

Apr 28, 2022

Class of 2022: Be Open to Changing Your Mind

A first-person story from Garrett Williams, who after graduation will be headed to the University of Pennsylvania College of Veterinary Medicine’s rotating internship program.