Class of 2021 graduates, a groundbreaking dog pain study and more from a busy month on campus.
The class of 96 newly minted veterinarians were honored during Monday's ceremony, colored by the abiding theme of humanity and togetherness.
The awards honor students and faculty for outstanding academic, clinical and research achievements.
Shayla Jackson's favorite food is banana pudding, and her experience at the CVM was very much like that dessert. We'll let her explain.
Who helped Caitlyn Mullins solidify her purpose as a veterinarian? Mimo, a cow who stole her heart from the moment she entered this world.
It is hard for Erin WIlkins to close this chapter and not swell with pride over how each dog she raised for the Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind grew into their purpose alongside she and her classmates.
Liliya Nusbaum is proud to be the first doctor in my family, but may be even prouder to have finally convinced her dad to take his cat to the doctor for regular checkups.
Coming into veterinary school at NC State, Samuel Tucker was certain of one thing: He wanted to be an Army veterinarian.
The 6 p.m. celebration of academic accomplishment and resilience will stream live on the CVM's YouTube channel.
The class of 2024's Chalise Brown marches to a different drummer. That approach has earned her a United States Army Health Professions Scholarship.
