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Rachel Allison ’23, a social work major, aspires to one day own her own child protective agency specializing in addressing the needs of children impacted by sexual trauma.

In June, reports indicated that one in five states were nearly out of baby formula. The 2022 national formula shortage has impacted thousands of households, leaving many mothers with the complicated task of finding ways to feed their babies.

More than 80 students and their families traveled to �ǿ����޴�ý July 15 for the kickoff of the second Golden Bull Academy of the summer.

��Marc Fuller ’04 left �ǿ����޴�ý with a finance and banking degree and set his sights on Wall Street.��

JCSU said “ciao” to Dr. Ying Bai, professor of Computer Science and Engineering, in late June as he headed to present his paper in Sorrento, Italy.

Tasia Bolling ’22 was nearing the end of senior year, and found herself connecting with the Smith Tech Innovation Center to hone her skills in hopes of finding a job after graduation.

Miss Charlotte Jarin Simmons ’22 will be gracing the Miss North Carolina stage in February 2023 in hopes of taking home the crown for herself, aspiring young beauties, her community and her friend, the late Miss USA Cheslie Kyrst.

Rising sophomore Emmanuel Biddy ’25 is over the moon after landing an internship with one of the nation’s leading aerospace companies.

Paige Davis ’23 is no stranger to scholastic excellence. The rising JCSU senior from New Jersey has a rich background in educational achievement.��

This summer is much more than “business as usual” for two JCSU computer science majors.��

Hannah Anderson ’23 and Paige Davis ’23 are spending a week of their summer at Harvard Business School participating in the university’s Summer Venture Management Program in Boston. This distinguished program accepts only 180 students each year and is aimed at increasing diversity and opportunity in business education and global commerce.��