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Jun 11, 2026

What to Know About Tick-Borne Alpha-Gal Syndrome

Entomology professor Michael Reiskind explains the science behind what causes the tick-borne red meat allergy known as alpha-gal syndrome, the symptoms to look out for and how to avoid getting bitten.

Graphical announcement of the 2026-27 Global One Health Scholars featuring images of the six scholars, Evan Byrd (Biochemistry, College of Agriculture & Life Sciences), Joshua George (Statistics, College of Sciences), Caniya Hall (Biological & Agricultural Engineering, College of Agriculture & Life Sciences), Brynn Laske (Biological Sciences, College of Sciences), Mirabelle Scheuerle (Biochemistry, College of Agriculture & Life Sciences), Liz Stern (Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservative Biology, College of Natural Resources)

Jun 10, 2026

Announcing the 2026-27 Global One Health Scholars

Six undergraduate students were selected from a highly competitive pool of excellent applications from across multiple academic colleges at NC State. The Scholars program grows the next generation of leaders in One Health through interdisciplinary training, experiential learning, and leadership development.

Jun 8, 2026

Global One Health Fellow Spotlight – Ashley Cave

Each year, the Global One Health Academy funds an exceptional group of graduate students with One Health related research interests. During their one-year appointment, the Global One Health Fellows are offered many opportunities, such as professional development workshops, networking with One Health professionals and more! Learn more about Ashley Cave and how the Global One Health Fellowship helped support her important research on PFAS exposure in marine, aquatic, and domestic animal populations and the pathologic and clinical consequences of these exposures.

Jun 3, 2026

Tiny Microbe, Huge Potential – Why Scientists are Studying a Microbe They Found in a Sink

Scientists commonly use bacteria as tiny factories that can produce molecules for uses ranging from drug development to pollution remediation.

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May 22, 2026

Lessons from Collard Greens: Celebrating Connections between Food & Place and Protecting the Invisible Helpers Below

You get home from school and see a large pot of leafy greens on the stove. The smell awakens a rumble in your stomach as you go find your mom…

Warwick Arden interacts with guests at an event on campus.

May 21, 2026

Farewell to NC State’s Longest-Serving Provost

Warwick Arden served as NC State’s executive vice chancellor and provost from May 2009 to May 2026.

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May 20, 2026

GOHA & CMAST Host Think and Do Tank Working Group Meeting on Cyanotoxins in Seafood

Cyanobacteria are a common source of harmful algal blooms in freshwater systems and the toxins they produce can pose significant risks to aquatic organisms, wildlife, and human health. These toxins…

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May 11, 2026

Two GOHA Affiliate Members Win the 2026 Outstanding Research Award

Four faculty members were awarded the university’s top honor for research and mentorship this year — recognition for the significant and consequential contributions they have made to their respective fields.…

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May 11, 2026

GOHA Affiliate Member Co-Authors Study on How Strawberries Were Ambushed By Fungal Parasites

Plant pathogens don’t always spread from place to place. Sometimes they lie in wait.

May 7, 2026

GOHA Announces Fall 2026 Graduate Travel Awardees

The Global One Health Academy is excited to announce the recipients for the Fall 2026 Graduate Travel Awards to support international or domestic travel that advances global One Health-related research. Two eligible NC State graduate students were awarded funding for travel occurring July through December 2026. Congratulations to our awardees!