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Corn snake

Jul 16, 2021

Video: On World Snake Day, a Close Look at N.C. Snakes and Safety

July 16 marks World Snake Day, which has a goal of furthering understanding and respect for the species. 

summer bulldog

Jun 30, 2021

NC State Veterinary Medicine News and Updates, June 2021

All the highlights from a busy month on campus. 

Corn snake

Jun 1, 2021

North Carolina Snakes: Everything You Need To Know

The CVM's resident snake guy, professor Greg Lewbart, talks about snake activity during the summer, the biggest misconceptions about the species and more. 

Dean Lunn lectures

May 25, 2021

Lunn to Step Down as NC State Veterinary Medicine Dean in January

Lunn, who has led the CVM since 2012, will leave a legacy of monumental growth and increasing global influence at the CVM. 

Southern Copperhead

May 13, 2021

Saving Snakes from Spherical Snacks

In a new study, Greg Lewbart and his four co-authors described four case studies where non-surgical attempts were made to remove golf balls from the digestive tracts of snakes. 

cvm facility

May 10, 2021

Heartfelt and Celebratory: The 37th Annual CVM Awards

The awards honor students and faculty for outstanding academic, clinical and research achievements. 

Snapping turtle

Nov 19, 2020

Turtle Rescue Team Saves Snapper With Plenty of Backbone

A severed spinal cord is disastrous for people, but not so for some remarkable animal species.  

Students Turtle Rescue Team

Sep 21, 2020

Volunteers Lead Renovation of Turtle Rescue Team Headquarters

The Turtle Rescue Team’s bustling center of reptile and amphibian healing occupies newly renovated headquarters courtesy of generous supporters and volunteers. 

Southern Copperhead

Jul 16, 2020

North Carolina Snakes: What You Need to Know on World Snake Day

The CVM's resident snake guy, professor Greg Lewbart, talks snake activity during the summer, the biggest misconceptions about the species and more. 

Anthony Blikslager

Jun 30, 2020

Blikslager to Head CVM Clinical Sciences Department

Blikslager, CVM equine surgery and gastroenterology professor and a world-leading expert in colic, steps into the role July 1.