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Grad research symposium showcases new ideas

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
September 15, 2015
Dr. Troy Ghashghaei is an associate professor of neurobiology and his primary area of research is develpomental neurobiology. His current research on MARCKS protein centers on the signifcance of ependymal cells, which transport molecules between the central nervous system and cerebrospinal fluids. MARCKS protein found inside ependymal cells seems to delay the aging of EC cells.

Finding the stimulants of disease in the aging brain

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
September 8, 2015
William and his foster mother, Pebbles.

Vet school rescues wild foal from Outer Banks

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
July 22, 2015
"Cakalacky"

You aren’t what you speak: Combating language stereotypes on campus

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
July 16, 2015
Master metalsmith helps create jeweled chariot

Master metalsmith helps create jeweled chariot

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
July 2, 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.

Student receives research honors

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
June 3, 2015
Courtney Weaver, junior studying business administration at Wake Technical Community College, takes a puff of hookah at the new bar Fuzion Cafe Lounge while Zack Khoueori, who works in Raleigh, rests while watching a soccer match on one of the couches.

Fuzion cafe adds new vibe to Hillsborough hookah bar scene

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
April 21, 2015
Xiaozhong Tang, an associate professor of English from Nanjing Normal University visiting through the Confucius Institute, teaches a Tai Chi class Tuesday at the Court of North Carolina.

Tai chi group goes beyond physicality

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
April 21, 2015
Acappology wows the crowd at their Black & Gold Concert held in the Talley Ballroom. That Sunday evening no on April 12th, the group bid farewell to their senior members.

A cappella groups wrap up semester with spring shows

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
April 13, 2015

Group counseling sessions: A Q&A with NCSU counselors

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
April 9, 2015

Asian Students in Alliance kick off history week

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
April 6, 2015

Women of Welch emphasize communal atmosphere

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
April 1, 2015
Dr.Kami A kosento, and Dr. Ryan J hurley with their son in Dr. Kami's office. Both of them are assistant professors in the CHASS in the communications department and have worked on various research projects together.

Sharing scholarship, research and family

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
March 31, 2015
The Bureau of Mines is a is a four-story building located near the free-expression tunnel behind Cox Hall. The building was used originally as a research station for the mining, quarrying, and other mineral industries. NC State's first nuclear reactor was housed in the Bureau of Mines, until Burlington Engineering Laboratories became home to a new nuclear reactor in 1955. Photo by Ben Salama.

The history of the Bureau of Mines

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
March 23, 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.

Technology transitions in Talley

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
March 5, 2015

NCMA brings fusion of flowers and art

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
February 3, 2015

University Dining aims to provide healthier options

Carolyn Thompson, Correspondent
January 28, 2015
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