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Battle Rapper DMT faces off against opponent Anderson Burrus in the 7th Annual Cypher at the Free Expression Tunnel on Monday, Aug. 27. The two rappers battled for three rounds back and forth with the crowd surrounding them. DMT went first, each battling for about two minutes.

Weekly rap cypher highlighted in library event

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
January 27, 2019
MFA alum takes the stage to talk about life, writing, and historical fiction

MFA alum takes the stage to talk about life, writing, and historical fiction

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
January 21, 2019
Summer camp provides positive space for children of cancer patients

Summer camp provides positive space for children of cancer patients

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
December 21, 2018
Engineering Everywhere

YouTube series highlights engineering in everyday objects

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
November 1, 2018
Escape Room in D.H. Hill Library Room 2141 is an immersive game where a group works together to solve puzzles and escape before time runs out. Participants get to use various technologies and skills to find clues that will lead to your escape. The escape room is open Mondays and Thursdays at 5:30 and 7:15.

Escape room in D. H. Hill boasts fun, perplexing puzzles

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
October 9, 2018
Ms. Wuf dips a Rice Krispies Treat into the white chocolate fountain during the 13th annual Chocolate Festival in the State Ballroom in Talley Student Union on Sept. 30, 2016.

Chocolate Festival advocates for cancer awareness

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
September 26, 2018
Marc Bledsoe, a university employee in Housing Facilities Administration, unloads a tram of luggage during Wolfpack Welcome Week, Friday, Aug. 17, outside of Metcalf Residence Hall. The tram has been in use for eight years, and allows student to load luggage from Coliseum Deck and have it transferred to outside of their respective living space.

First-year live-on requirement returns with more students, fewer spaces

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
August 20, 2018
The bodies of NC State student Jesse Allen Bane and his girlfriend, Patricia Ann Mann were found on Thursday, Feb. 25, 1971 bound to an oak tree after they had gone missing together on Valentine's Day. The murder is still unsolved.

Podcast sheds light on unsolved Triangle homicide

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
August 5, 2018
The group photo shoot for Rooster Teeth / RWBY drew cosplayers for all the main characters of the anime-style web series, RWBY, and many of the side characters at Raleigh Supercon in the Raleigh Convention Center on Saturday, July 28, 2018.

Superheroes, Supermassive, Supercon

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
July 29, 2018
The corn salad and pesto brioche is one of the many breads and pastries offered at Yellow Dog Bread Company. The store, located on East Franklin Street, opened in 2013 and has since enjoyed positive online reviews.

Venue Spotlight: Yellow Dog Bread Co.

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
July 15, 2018
The bar area at the Wahlburgers restaurant on Thursday, June 14, 2018 in downtown Raleigh on Fayetteville Street. Wahlburgers had a soft opening on May 3 and is now open for business.

Venue Spotlight: Wahlburgers

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
June 26, 2018
Taurean Brown, a graduate student in the department of sociology and anthropology, sits in his office in the 1911 Building on Tuesday. Brown specializes in inequality of race, class and gender. His Twitter account @SankofaBrown has garnered over 60,000 followers where he speaks about related social issues.

Ph.D. student talks Twitter, political development, inequality

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
April 11, 2018
Kathryn Brown, a professor in NC State's entrepreneurship in music and the arts (EMA) minor, teaches students to develop key marketing and entrepreneurial skills in the music field. 

Music professor talks music, entrepreneurship, teaching

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
April 3, 2018
Faculty, alumni, professional artists lead community in art expression across mediums

Faculty, alumni, professional artists lead community in art expression across mediums

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
March 26, 2018
Patsy Sibley, professor of Introduction to Science, Technology, and Society, teaches on Thursday in Tompkins Hall. Sibley teaches a variety of courses in interdisciplinary studies and psychology. Sibley's research interests include representation and diversity experiences in STEM fields and women's development of scientific identity and gender stereotypes, roles, and powers.

Interdisciplinary Studies professor talks volunteer work, teaching philosophy, social movements

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
March 11, 2018
Tracy Turnblad, played by Fara Marin, a fourth-year studying zoology, starts the "Hairspray" musical with the song "Good Morning Baltimore" in Stewart Theatre in Talley Student Union on Tuesday. The plot of the musical surrounded Tracy's determination to try to change the world despite other people saying she couldn't.

University Theatre’s ‘Hairspray’ is Pure Joy

Bryan Cambra, Correspondent
February 23, 2018
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