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Valerie Faulkner, a teacher assistant in the Teacher Education and Learning Sciences department, giving her presentation, “Think Less and Do Right: The Achievement Gap,” as part of TUFFtalks Saturday in Talley Student Union. “Whenever we elevate some kids to a higher status we are cutting other kids,” Faulkner said.

TUFFtalks makes first impression, speakers shine

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
February 8, 2016
Mark Minor, assistant vice chancellor for Marketing and Creative Strategies, leads a group of potential Working Group members in a discussion of ways to improve NC State's communication of sustainability advancements Wednesday in the Washington Sankofa Room of Witherspoon Student Center.  

Sustainability council talks plan for next five years

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
January 25, 2016

Faculty holds webinar to deepen diversity discussion

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
January 19, 2016
The Cultural Exchange Network (CENet) having their first meeting of the Spring semester in the Cultural Hearth in Talley Student Union on Wednesday. CENet works to connect the NC State population with international students through social, academic and service activities. 

Cultural space adds art, invites discussion

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
January 14, 2016
Hemp legal, but needs private funds

Hemp legal, but needs private funds

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
January 7, 2016

Student Senate to propose bill supporting Mizzou

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
November 18, 2015
Students gather in Wolf Plaza to show support for students at the University of Missouri and accross the country fighting against racial discrimination. 

NC State students stand with Mizzou, Yale

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
November 14, 2015
Native American gallery showcases culture

Native American gallery showcases culture

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
November 11, 2015
Margaret Spellings accepted the nomination as president of the University of North Carolina's 17 constituent campuses on Friday. Spellings, 57, is currently President of the George W. Bush Presidential Center based on the campus of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX and is the former United States Secretary of Education for the Bush Administration. She will take office on March 1, 2016. 

Newly elected UNC president ready despite turmoil

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
October 26, 2015
Board of Govenors holds closed meeting with presidential finalist

Board of Govenors holds closed meeting with presidential finalist

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
October 19, 2015

Counseling Center video addresses mental health stigma

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
September 23, 2015
From left, Brother Middle Passage, 65, Ruth Zalph, 88, and Kevin Myles, Eastern Division field director of the NAACP, march at the front of the demonstration on Sunday as part of the first leg of the journey through North Carolina. Brother Middle Passage recently recovered from heart surgery but has kept the pace for much of the march for a total of nearly 600 miles. 

Journey for Justice reaches NC, justice still in distance

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
August 31, 2015
NC State fan and craft beer enthusiast Dustin Brewer, analyzing the color and consistency of his mystery beer at the Sheppard Brewing Lab's table during the Natural Selections beer tasting event on Friday.

Craft beer community finds hoppiness

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
August 24, 2015

Keeping phishers at bay: OIT warns against hackers

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
August 19, 2015
HB 589: ‘Dramatic rewrite’

HB 589: ‘Dramatic rewrite’

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
July 22, 2015
Gavin Stone/Technician Jeff Buckel, a professor at NC State’s College of Veterinary Medicine, takes a tissue sample from a dolphin fish that was caught on the first day of the Big Rock Tournament on Monday. The dolphin tissue will be sent off to the University of Southern Mississippi as part of a study on the genetic links between fish populations across the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. 

Big Rock reels in research

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
June 11, 2015
Chancellor Randy Woodson speaks at the Summer Meeting of CICEP 2015 in the Duke Energy Hall in Hunt Library.

Hunt hosts economic summit

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
June 4, 2015

Hemp support advances in North Carolina

Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
May 20, 2015
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