Wake Tech News

Wake Tech is hosting an Open House at two campuses on April 13.

Delivering a product that meets stringent requirements for functionality and cost by applying basic scientific principles is all in a day's work for engineers – and for students in Wake Tech's Intro to Engineering course.

Wake Tech professors Lorraine Powers and Barry Tracey have been selected for the inaugural class of Faculty Innovation Fellows by the Business-Higher Education Forum.

A group of Wake Tech students has returned from a life-changing Study Abroad experience in Rome.

Tax season is in full swing, and Wake Tech accounting students have been hard at work assisting eligible classmates with their tax preparation free of charge.

Wake Tech's Zoe Horne is taking her ambition to be "bold and fearless" to the next level this week as she continues her campaign for International President of Phi Theta Kappa.

Wake Tech partner Eli Lilly was named Business of the Year among large companies by the North Carolina Community College System.

Hundreds of middle and high school students put their math skills to the test at Wake Tech.

More than 100 Wake Tech Biotechnology students and alumni took their first step toward landing a high-demand job in the fast-growing industry during a biotech career fair at Southern Wake Campus.