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Dr. Rupert W. Nacoste is an Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor of Psychology at NC State. In his book, "Taking On Diversity", he relates stories that individuals have shared with him about their anxieties in situations involving people who are in some way different than themselves. Dr. Nacoste regularly counsels students about their problems dealing with diversity of all kinds, including of gender, race, ethnicity, and sexual-orientation

[Photo] OP-ED: Another group-chat goes to bigotry

January 24, 2019
The James B. Hunt Jr. Library is the second main library of NC State and is located on the University's Centennial Campus. The $115 million facility is best known for its architecture and technological integration. Among its noted features are the robotic book storage and retrieval system, a makerspace, 3D printing, technology-rich study rooms, audio and video production rooms, a video game lab, a teaching and visualization lab, and a technology showcase room.

[Photo] Centennial plans to expand campus and opportunities for students

September 25, 2017
Lucas Kozeniesky, a junior studying sport management and member of the NC State rifle team practices in Broughton Hall on Oct. 20. Kozeniesky has led the team in both the air rifle and small-bore disciplines every year of his career and broke the program record last year for aggregate total score with a tally of 1,173. He also matched the school record in air rifle three times.

Dr. Rupert W. Nacoste is an Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor of Psychology at NC State. In his book, "Taking On Diversity", he relates stories that individuals have shared with him about their anxieties in situations involving people who are in some way different than themselves. Dr. Nacoste regularly counsels students about their problems dealing with diversity of all kinds, including of gender, race, ethnicity, and sexual-orientation.

[Photo] Dating: It’s not your grandparents’ game anymore

February 23, 2016
Dr. Rupert W. Nacoste is an Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor of Psychology at NC State. In his book, "Taking On Diversity", he relates stories that individuals have shared with him about their anxieties in situations involving people who are in some way different than themselves. Dr. Nacoste regularly counsels students about their problems dealing with diversity of all kinds, including of gender, race, ethnicity, and sexual-orientation

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[Photo] City Council votes to extend outdoor seating curfew

November 4, 2015
Paulina Spencer, a junior in Mathematics crews an FJ(Flying Junior) at Lake Wheeler on Friday. The NC State Sailing Club had their last practice session of the season on November 7. The team is looking forward to meet next in January.

[Photo] NC State sailing club begins season this weekend

September 10, 2015
The custom-designed Kontour Three-Seater Sofas from Davis Furniture, the red curved couches located in Talley’s main lobby, ended up at $18,997.96 each.

[Photo] Furnishing the 5 floors of Talley: the planning (and cost) of the Student Union’s chairs

September 8, 2015
Paulina Spencer, a junior in Mathematics and Andrew Edwards, a sophomore in Chemical Engineering hikes down an FJ(Flying Junior) at Lake Wheeler on Friday. The NC State Sailing Club held their last practice session of the season on November 7. The team is looking forward to meet next in January.

[Photo] NC State club sailing reaches for new heights

August 30, 2015
Jassica Boynton is currently a chef in On the Oval dining facilities on Centennial Campus. Boynton was featured on the 16th season of reality show, “Hell’s Kitchen”.

Paddy O'Beers, located in downtown Raleigh, is a bar that offers craft brews on tap and bottled beers along with patio seating. The proposed change to Raleigh city ordinance would have limited drinking and eating outside bars and restaurants. Paddy O’Beers owner Zack Medford believes the proposal is targeted at businesses like his. Medford started an online petition that has garnered more than 2300 signatures in order to counter this proposal.

Paddy O'Beers, located in downtown Raleigh, is a bar that offers craft brews on tap and bottled beers along with patio seating. The proposed change to Raleigh city ordinance would have limited drinking and eating outside bars and restaurants. Paddy O’Beers owner Zack Medford believes the proposal is targeted at businesses like his. Medford started an online petition that has garnered more than 2300 signatures in order to counter this proposal.

[Photo] City Council favors downtown residents in nightlife restrictions

July 30, 2015
On Diwali, which is also called the festival of lights, oil lamps are used to decorate houses, markets and streets in the night. Hindus are urging North Carolina schools, public as well as private, which have significant number of Hindu pupils, to include Diwali, the most popular Hindu festival, as a school holiday in their 2015-2016 school calendars and beyond. Besides Hindus, it is also celebrated by Sikhs, Jains and some Buddhists.

[Photo] Hindu group pushes for recognition of Diwali

July 16, 2015
Anna Manzoni, a faculty in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology does one of the many Yoga asanas taught at Recreation Center on July 8th. Yoga is a part of the summer group fitness classes conducted by University recreation. " I come here very often. I like the class, it helps relieve the stress", Manzoni said. Yoga instructor Audrianna Pollen, a graduate student in zoology feels that Yoga not only helps alleviate any kind of stress but also helps increasing strength and flexibility. "This (Yoga) is something I have done my whole life. I started teaching here since December and I simply love it. This is a great program and other instructors are very supportive. I highly encourage people to get trained and become instructors," Pollen said.

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The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

Janne Louise Ave, a Junior studying Computer Science teaches Kickboxing to students at Recreation Center on Monday evening. "I love fitness. Kickboxing is filled with so much energy and fun. You don't have to do squats and stuff to stay fit. I want to impact others by inspiring them to live a healthy lifestyle", Ave said. Ave also did Martial arts for 6 years. Morgan Danyi, a senior studying Food Science and Nutrition who is taking her classes finds the class very useful. " Its a lot of fun. I have done fitness classes before. it is a good mix of cardio and dance", Danyi said.

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The James B. Hunt Jr. Library is the second main library of NC State and is located on the University's Centennial Campus. The $115 million facility is best known for its architecture and technological integration. Among its noted features are the robotic book storage and retrieval system, a makerspace, 3D printing, technology-rich study rooms, audio and video production rooms, a video game lab, a teaching and visualization lab, and a technology showcase room.

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Wolf Alert is the University’s emergency notification system. This service allows you to be informed in the event of an emergency via your cell phone, text message or e-mail.The system is only used when there is imminent danger to the campus like tornado warnings, evacuation orders, and active shooters.

Wolfline is NC State's bus service which is tailored to student class schedules, but also serves the general public fare-free. Wolfline buses operate every day when classes are in session. Currently, the Wolfline operates 12 routes on and between Main, Centennial, and the Veterinary School campuses.

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The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

[Photo] Makerspace at D. H. Hill Library

June 17, 2015
The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

The D.H. Hill Library Makerspace is now open! This space focuses on introducing students and faculty to new technology of making things using 3D printers, 3D scanning, electronics prototyping, laser cutting and other Maker tools in a creative and collaborative environment. Unlike Hunt library where 3D printing is a service, the Makerspace at DHL allows students to work with 3D printers themselves. The large size of the room also allows it to be used as a teaching space and for conducting workshops.

Dr. Rupert W. Nacoste is an Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor of Psychology at NC State. In his book, "Taking On Diversity", he relates stories that individuals have shared with him about their anxieties in situations involving people who are in some way different than themselves. Dr. Nacoste regularly counsels students about their problems dealing with diversity of all kinds, including of gender, race, ethnicity, and sexual-orientation

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[Photo] City considers gas station restrictions

June 11, 2015
Alexander Richter, a Ph.D. student studying Chemical and biomolecular engineering works on sythesis of Environmentally-benign Nanoparticles. He won a $15000 Lemelson-MIT student prize to work on improving Agricultural pest control that could strengthen the global food supply. Richter, working with Dr. Orlin Velev won in the "Eat it" category for technology based inventions that can improve agriculture.

[Photo] Student receives research honors

June 3, 2015
Meredith Biechele, a sophomore studying Mechanical Engineering does stand-up paddleboard yoga in the swimimg pool at Carmichael Gym on Friday. "It was really fun, it was a real challenge. It's different than any other yoga class I have ever taken here before. I am definitely going to come here next week", Biechele said. University recreation has started a new group finess class " Paddleboard Yoga" this summer. The classes are held every other Friday at the Aquatic Center.

Alexander Richter, a Ph.D. student studying Chemical and biomolecular engineering works on sythesis of Environmentally-benign Nanoparticles. He won a $15000 Lemelson-MIT student prize to work on improving Agricultural pest control that could strengthen the global food supply. Richter, working with Dr. Orlin Velev won in the "Eat it" category for technology based inventions that can improve agriculture.

Aaron Maier, a senior studying Economics pushes his Kayak into the waters of Lake Higgison in Greensboro on Saturday evening. "Kayaking is an incredible physical activity. I hadn't done this for two years and I didn't realise how much fun it is to take the boat and paddle and just relax midst the serene nature. It gives you the ability to just go out in the sun and enjoy the ride. I would totally recommend it to everyone as a great summer activity, Maier said.

A morning view of Raleigh's skyline from the Boylan Bridge on April 21.

[Photo] Seven ways to beat the summer heat in the Triangle

April 22, 2015
Junior center-fielder Rebecca Jolly lines up the stance while right-fielder Nicole Shepherd warms up during a non-conference softball match against Radford on Sunday at Dail Softball Stadium. Red-shirted Jade Davis, a sophomore studying animal science, is excited to be on the team. "It's awesome. The girls are great. I came from Georgia, I am actually a transfer student, and I wanted to play softball. So I asked coach and he took me in," Davis said.

Kou Vang, a junior majoring in biochemistry, discusses the script with his friend S Suda Thao, an NC State alumna, while filming a video near Talley Student Union on Sunday. Vang and his group belong to the Hmong Student Association which aims to bring cultural awareness to the NC State students and local community. "Today we are filming a video with the theme of ‘Run with the pack’. This video is the opening video to our event on [Saturday] where we bring a group of Hmong high school students from the Catawba and Burke county area to tour NC State. Our goal is to promote higher education and diversity to a young group of students," Thao said.

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Patrick Hoon, a junior studying Mechanical Engineering does a L-Kick Elbow Freeze during a practice dance class in Rec Centre on Tuesday evening. "I watched this crew called Super Cr3w on America's best dance crew. They were really good break dancers. I tried it in my freshman year and everyone though I would fail miserably. But I taught myself by mimicking the dancers on these shows", said Hoon when asked about how he started break dancing. Hoon has performed at several events around Raleigh. He also taught himself popping, locking and tutting. Currently, he is a part of NC State Dance group " The Productions",  which recently participated in a dance competition "Prelude Carolinas" in Durham.

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John O’Neill, the founder of Spark Plug Games, LLC speaks about his stubbornness and passion building success for his gaming company on Tuesday evening at EBII Centennial Campus. “ Passion breeds innovation but necessity also breeds innovation”, said O’ Niell .He serves as the general manager of Spark Plug Games and guides the studio’s focus in the development of video games and serious games on mobile, social, tablet, and console platforms.

[Photo] Gaming company founder speaks about industry

March 18, 2015
Large TV panels have been installed on the second floor of Talley Student Union. It allow students to watch sports matches if they couldn’t make it to the game. Multiple games can also be shown at once on the these TV's.

[Photo] Technology transitions in Talley

March 5, 2015
Jessica Boyston who is a chef at Oval was in the reality TV show 'Hell's Kitchen Season 16'. She has been a chef for 15 years. "I was on it! Just like the flames!" Boyston exclaimed. She talked about how her stepfather and mother got her into cooking and she has been doing it since then.

Student body presidential candidate Khari Cyrus shakes hands with student body presidential candidate Chris Becker. Cyrus and his running mate Nate Bridgers will move on to a runoff election Thursday along with the Gavin Harrison-Meredith Mason ticket. Becker and his running mate, Kelly Elder, will not move on to the run off

[Photo] Runoff Thursday: Cyrus-Bridgers and Harrison-Mason tickets bump Becker-Elder from presidential hopes

March 4, 2015
Peter Vu, a senior studying chemical engineering, Alex Olosu, a sophomore studying textile technology, and Samuel Jacobs, a junior studying mechanical engineering, show off some of their dance moves in Talley Student Union on Tuesday. “Breakdancing really takes what hip-hop means, this peace, love, unity, and just having fun to the greatest extent,” Vu said.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

[Photo] Maha Shivaratri

February 23, 2015
The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

The members of NCSU Hindu Students Association celeberated "Mahashivratri" Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 2015 in Withers Hall. Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in reverence of the god Shiva.

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