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Models for Sophie Wiseman-Floyd's line, "Signal", walk out at the end of the debut during the 17th Art 2 Wear, Friday, April 21. 

Art2Wear 17 showcases student designs, subtle perspectives

Emily Hench, Correspondent
April 21, 2018
A t-shirt paying tribute to a victim of sexual assault hangs on display in Talley Student Union on Friday. The Clothesline Project featured many commemorative t-shirts to raise awareness about sexual assault.

The Clothesline Project: spreading awareness about assault

Emily Hench, Correspondent
April 16, 2018
Students for University Advancement work to increase student donations to NC State. At this year’s Grad Fair, the organization encouraged fourth-years to give a gift of $20.18, representing the year in which they graduate.

On-campus group encourages students to give back to NC State

Emily Hench, Correspondent
April 8, 2018
Lola, one of the many dogs at Puppy Palooza, hosted by Phi Gamma Delta and Chi Omega, waits to be played with by NC State students. The event was held to raise money for Pawfect Match Rescue, a local dog rescue shelter, raised nearly $1,200. The Puppy Palooza was held on Harris Field, in front of Witherspoon Student Center.

Upcoming Puppy Palooza to help de-stress, give back

Emily Hench, Correspondent
April 1, 2018
NC State majorette Valerie Stevens, a third-year studying mathematics education, twirls fiery batons during the halftime show on Sept. 16, 2017 at Carter-Finley Stadium. The Wolfpack Majorettes perform alongside the NC State marching band.

NC State’s twirling team works hard, wins big

Emily Hench, Correspondent
March 21, 2018
NC State's co-ed A Capella group, Wolfgang A Capella, practices their rendition of "Rise Up" during a rehearsal on Thursday, March 1 in Witherspoon Student Center. Students who were called back for their audition watched the performance and then practiced the different parts with the group. Wolfgang recently won semi-finals and have music on both iTunes and Spotify.

Wolfgang A Cappella sets the bar higher than ever

Emily Hench, Correspondent
March 12, 2018
Cameron Hill, a fourth-year studying information science at UNC Chapel Hill, Molly Ashline, campus organizer with NCPIRG, and future homeowner Tami Ali lift up a truss for a roof for her home at a Habitat for Humanity build site in Holly Springs on Nov. 17, 2017. Members of The NC State chapter of the North Carolina Public Interest Research Group, including Ashline, helped fellow volunteers to build a home for Habitat for Humanity as part of Homelessness & Hunger Awareness Week. 

Habitat for Humanity chapter aids Raleigh community

Emily Hench, Correspondent
February 26, 2018
The members of the NC State chapter of Girls Engineering Change seek to provide engineering and technical work experience for younger women.

Engineering outreach group gives younger women hands-on experience

Emily Hench, Correspondent
February 12, 2018
CMA EDU at NC State eats with country music artist Jon Langston at Trophy Brewing Company before his show at City Limits Saloon on Friday.

Country music outreach program provides behind-the-scenes look at the industry

Emily Hench, Correspondent
February 5, 2018
Mock UN Club

Model UN group seeks to come back strong

Emily Hench, Correspondent
January 29, 2018
Courtesy of the N.C. State Anthropology Club

Anthropology Club is all about the people

Emily Hench, Correspondent
January 22, 2018
NC State students sing karaoke during the Cultural Exchange Network's global karaoke night in One Earth Lounge Thursday. The club helped organize the event with the Union Activities Board. Karaoke typically happens in Talley once a month in the lounge where students are gathered.

Student organization shares and celebrates cultures

Emily Hench, Correspondent
January 16, 2018
Art and code collide at upcoming student exhibition

Art and code collide at upcoming student exhibition

Emily Hench, Correspondent
November 28, 2017
Asian Students Association seeks to unite students, share culture

Asian Students Association seeks to unite students, share culture

Emily Hench, Correspondent
November 21, 2017
The Donald Trump rally was held on July 5 in Memorial Auditorium at the Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts, attracting a crowd of more than 2,000.

One year since the 2016 election, politics are more partisan than ever

Emily Hench, Correspondent
November 9, 2017
Ruined Ohel Yaakov shul in Munich, unknown photographer.

Holocaust survivor to speak about past, remembrance

Emily Hench, Correspondent
November 6, 2017
Photo of Jane Goodall, founder of Roots and Shoots, courtesy of U.S. Dept. of State.

Eco-friendly student group brings conservation education to NC State

Emily Hench, Correspondent
November 6, 2017
Members of We Run the World starting their run on a path outside of Talley Student Union on Oct. 19. The organization meets twice a week with a goal of promoting healthy lifestyles in women. 

We Run the World unites, inspires women runners

Emily Hench, Correspondent
October 24, 2017
Director of choral activities Nathan Leaf directs the State Chorale during their normally scheduled class time in Price Music Center Thursday. Leaf directs all NC State choral ensembles including State Chorale, a coed ensemble as well as Vox Accalia women's choir and the Singing Statesmen men's choir. As NC State’s premier choral ensemble, the State Chorale generally draws from the more experienced talent of the aforementioned men's and women's choirs.

State Chorale rings out in harmony

Emily Hench, Correspondent
October 2, 2017
Rows of multicolored corn and pumpkins on display at the Raleigh Farmers Market on Sep. 18. The Farmers Building provides 30,000 square feet for North Carolina farmers to sell fresh produce and plants.

UAB Plans for Fall Activities

Emily Hench, Correspondent
September 25, 2017
Captivated students watch "Pride & Prejudice & Zombies" at D. H. Hill Library Wednesday. This film was shown as part of the celebration of Jane Austen, as 2017 makes 200 years since the author passed away. The movie is based on a 2009 novel, which is based on Jane Austen's famous book, as well as the original work. 

“Pride and Prejudice and Zombies” awakens Austen lovers

Emily Hench, Correspondent
September 17, 2017
Mark Anthony Neal talks about differences between Duke University and historically black colleges during the "Campus Life in the Age of Between the World and Me" panel. The panel took place Thursday in Hunt Library, and professors from various universities discussed the relevance of this year's common reading selection by author Ta-Nehisi Coates.

NCSU Libraries hosts “Between the World and Me” discussion

Emily Hench, Correspondent
September 10, 2017
Destinee Gary a fifth-year studying creative writing demonstrates a routine in front of the Just Cuz Crew in Carmichael Recreation Center on Monday. 

Just Cuz Dance Crew busts a move

Emily Hench, Correspondent
August 29, 2017
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