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Student Body President Jackie Gonzalez, a fourth-year studying political science, speaks about her decision to veto Finance Bill 52 on Nov. 29 at Talley Student Union. The Senate's motion to override the veto did not pass.

Senate debates definition of social justice and grant requests

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
November 29, 2017
House Republicans, led by Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (left) and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, celebrate the passage of their tax legislation on Thursday.

GOP tax plan threatens graduate programs, opponents say

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
November 20, 2017
vote

Books for special election for SBT close Tuesday, campaigning commences Thursday

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
November 15, 2017
The James H. Woodward Student Involvement Center, located in Talley Student Union, is seen on Nov. 3. As a part of the Division of Academic and Student Affairs, the Student Involvement Center hosts over 700 staff members and student organizations. Student organizations can reserve the space to meet, collaborate and hold events. 

Student Involvement director position to be filled after two-year vacancy

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
November 6, 2017
Mike Giancola, associate vice provost at NC State, sits in his office in Park Shops on Friday, Oct. 27. Giancola said he usually speaks to students at a table in his office.

Q&A with Mike Giancola from Student Ombuds

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
October 30, 2017
Students gather to discuss the "Dear White People" demonstration on Stafford Commons on Thursday. The event was sponsored by UAB Films and was intended to spark discussion about common racial stereotypes.

Diversity Education Week takes off, promotes awareness

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
October 23, 2017
Raleigh's five City Council districts.

Initial results show no changes in turnout for municipal elections

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
October 15, 2017
A keynote address was delivered by Cheri Caddy of the NSA to encourage and highlight the importance of protecting their accounts from phishing attacks on Tuesday. No photos were allowed of the presentation, as it would breach the secure nature of the presentation. Caddy delivered her keynote in Stewart Theatre of Talley Student Union from 9:30am to 11:30am.

NSA speaker delivers Cyber Security Awareness Month keynote

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
October 10, 2017
Student Fee Review Committee

Recommendations voted on by Student Fee Review Committee

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
October 4, 2017
Event organizers Jasmine Wang and Sindhoor Ambati talk to DACA supporters at a rally with Congressman David Price waiting to address the crowd in downtown Raleigh on Sunday. Ambati and Wang are both second year NC State students. Wang is studying computer science and Ambati is studying English and biomedical engineering.

Students lead march for DACA, justice and education

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
October 1, 2017
Alumna Madiha Malik and Sasha Abed talk with artist Joumana Medlej after a presentation of Medlej's artwork. The presentation entitled "Art in Times of Crisis" took place on Thursday at the Craft Center. Medlej is a Lebanese artist who includes Kufi calligraphy, the first great Arabic script, in her work.

Lebanese artist talks expression and humanitarian crisis, showcases work

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
September 28, 2017
Yard signs representing various municipal election candidates on display at a town hall event hosted downtown by HQ Raleigh on Thursday, Sept. 21.

Municipal candidates share visions at forum

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
September 21, 2017
Mayor Nancy McFarlane addresses a crowd at a campaign event at the Players' Retreat on Wednesday, Sept. 13.

McFarlane meets voters at Players’ Retreat

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
September 13, 2017
Hanan* "Alex" Hsain, a junior studying materials science and engineering, sets up an experiment in her lab in Engineering Building I on Centennial Campus on Monday. Hsain was a recipient of the 2017 Truman Scholarship. "My current work on reverse electrowetting energy harvesting aims to offset our carbon footprint by harnessing energy from ambient vibrations. The Truman Scholarship will aid me furthering our energy independence through energy research, which I hope to pursue in grad school," Hsain said. *Editor's note: this caption originally misspelled Hsain's first name.

Truman Scholar discusses life, work and aspirations

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
April 25, 2017

NC State hosts international migration conference

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
April 24, 2017
Jess Hansen, a senior studying aerospace engineering, is running for student body chief justice.

Hansen describes vision for conduct board

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
April 20, 2017

Islam Awareness Week ends on a kind note

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
April 13, 2017
175 runners participate in Run for Razan

175 runners participate in Run for Razan

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
April 10, 2017
Katie Lokey, a junior studying environmental technology and management, Lauren Vess, a senior studying environmental technology, and Matt Moore, a senior studying natural resources management, spray a watershed model during the annual NC State Earth Fair at the Brickyard Wednesday. The demonstration, hosted by representatives from the NC State Environmental Health and Safety Center, showed how most storm water flows to the creek rather than to the wastewater treatment plant. "It's been really great seeing all the groups out here," Moore said. The Earth Fair offered students and the public the opportunity to learn about sustainable options and making the world a better place.

Earth Fair showcases sustainability

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
April 6, 2017

GLBTCA president talks HB142, implications

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
April 6, 2017

Former defense secretary, history professor discuss Middle East conflicts

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
March 24, 2017
Trav, of Astro Cowboy, sings for Double Barrel Benefit 14 on Feb. 25, at Kings in downtown Raleigh.

DBB14 rallies music lovers in support of WKNC 88.1

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
February 27, 2017
News

NC State professors discuss political involvement and the environment

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
February 16, 2017
The solar tree recently installed outside of Hunt Library is 16 feet tall and was donated by the Park Scholars Class of 2015. Students can relax under the shade of six solar panels while charging cell phones, laptops and other electronic devices.

Students demand 100% renewable energy on campus

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
February 9, 2017
Stacks of wood slats wait to be installed in Reynolds Coliseum on June 17, 2016. The renovation project is scheduled to be completed by August with new wider stadium seating already installed in some areas, a new jumbotron installed, a new wolf eyes mural installed above the student section, air conditioning among other improvements.

Reynolds Coliseum: revitalizing an icon

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
June 16, 2016

Professor makes data privacy public

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
June 8, 2016
The James B. Hunt Jr. Library, opened 2013, is a fully modern, LEED-certified library with cutting edge technology.

NC State Libraries win highest honor

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
June 1, 2016
Roy Zhen, a graduate student studying landscape architecture, Elizabeth Moss, a graduate student studying landscape architecture, Tereza Faltysova, a senior and exchange student from Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic studying architecture and Stormie Valentine, a senior studying horticultural science cut the ribbon at the Owen's Refuge ribbon-cutting ceremony between Owen and Turlington Halls Friday, April 22 2016. ''It was fantastic. Not only the experience itself in the profesional meaning but I have also met amazing people thanks to it. I will never forget it. Design College has became my new family and I'll miss all of them a lot. It changed my life" Faltysova said.

Student-made sanctuary promotes sustainability, artistry

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
April 25, 2016
Shhh... Sofar’s intimate, secret concerts come to Raleigh

Shhh… Sofar’s intimate, secret concerts come to Raleigh

Hessa Al Maghlouth, Staff Writer
April 21, 2016
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