From NC State to the Moon | Raleigh News

Astronaut Christina Koch, who shattered records with her historic Artemis II lunar mission, returned to her alma mater North Carolina State University — where it all began. After spending nearly a year on the ISS and helping lead the first all-female spacewalks, Koch now holds the title of the first woman to fly around the moon. Her journey from NC State engineering student to trailblazing astronaut has ignited campus pride, inspiring students and alumni alike. In honor of her legacy, Engineering Building II is now officially named Koch Hall — a symbol not just of achievement, but of ongoing progress. Koch’s story proves that dreams beyond Earth can start right here on campus.

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