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The News Site of North Carolina State University - Technician

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Meeting called to appoint interim UNC System president

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
October 31, 2018
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Reading day absent in academic calendar

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
October 28, 2018
The Black Lives Matter Town Hall took place on Tuesday, Oct. 16 in Caldwell Lounge. NC State professors Blair L.M. Kelley and Stephen Clifford Ferguson were panelists at the event that had over 50 individuals in attendance.

Panelists address Black Lives Matter for Diversity Education Week

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
October 16, 2018
Teaching associate professor of history Charles Ludington speaks about his experience in college with Brett Kavanaugh on Monday, Oct. 15 in his office in Withers Hall. Ludington said he decided to speak out not because of what Christine Blasey Ford accused him of, but because he lied to the Senate during his hearings.

NC State professor, former Kavanaugh classmate discusses his ‘civic duty’ to come forward

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
October 15, 2018
A tweet from the NCSU Police Twitter account from last Tuesday regarding the incident. After making contact with the woman in Chapel Hill, NC State Police issued her a trespassing warning. UNC-CH Police are still currently investigating the incident.

Social media sex trafficking rumors proved false by University Police

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
October 3, 2018
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Gender-inclusive pronoun referendum on fall election ballot

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
September 24, 2018
Mr. and Ms. Wuf stand as fixtures in Fountain Dining Hall, the largest dining hall on campus.

Dining halls successfully fair through Hurricane Florence

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
September 23, 2018
Sexual assault online training screenshot

Sexual assault education training required for all new students

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
September 10, 2018
Filing closes for Student Government fall elections

Filing closes for Student Government fall elections

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
September 5, 2018
Students warm up for a fitness class in Carmichael Recreation Center on Aug. 14, 2017. The gymnasium holds a variety of classes all week ranging from yoga to cycling.

Campus partners join forces to promote university wellness

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
August 29, 2018
The Wolfpack Students Facebook page is currently monitored by the interim Wolfpack Student Advisory Board and has more than 16,000 members.

Users of Wolfpack Students Facebook group to abide by temporary guidelines

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
August 27, 2018
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Students susceptible to beginning of the year scammer attacks

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
August 26, 2018
Chancellor Randy Woodson shakes the hand of Kathryn J. Edin, renowned author, prior to Dr. Edin's convocation keynote speech. The Class of 2022 was formally welcomed to the Wolfpack during Convocation on Monday, Aug. 20 in Reynolds Colesium.

Author connects with NC State’s mission to reduce student food insecurity

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
August 26, 2018
*Editor's Note: The original photo has been replaced. According to NC State Wellness and Recreation, renovations to the Carmichael Wellness and Recreation Center expand current space and provide much-needed infrastructure improvements. Wellness and Recreation also reports that the maintenance and infrastructure repairs will cost upwards of $7.5 million.

Carmichael construction causes few disruptions on campus life

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
August 21, 2018
According to NC State Wellness and Recreation, renovations to the Carmichael Wellness and Recreation Center expand current space and provide much-needed infrastructure improvements. Wellness and Recreation also reports that the maintenance and infrastructure repairs will cost upwards of $7.5 million.

Construction for new Recreation center underway

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
August 20, 2018
Student Body President Jess Errico is a fifth-year studying mechanical and aerospace engineering.

Discipline policy established for Wolfpack Students Facebook page

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
August 20, 2018
Electric assistance LimeBikes were introduced to the NC State Campus this year, following the success of the regular LimeBikes last year. The new bikes will cost more to ride than the regular LimeBikes, but will make uphill and distance pedaling easier.

Redesigned LimeBikes arrive on campus for smoother rides

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
August 20, 2018
The Park Scholarship Class of 2022 was announced on May 1, 2018. This will be NC State's 23rd class of Park Scholars.

Park Scholars announced for class of 2022, lowest number since 1996

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
August 5, 2018
Jim Hansen, the regional president for PNC, has been an active participant in ensuring that the newly established partnership with the NC State community goes smoothly. 

PNC bank branch opens doors, opportunities to students

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
July 8, 2018
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Purchasing parking permits opens Monday: what students need to know

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
July 8, 2018
Gregg Museum of Art & Design is a free museum available to the NC State community and the general public, located just off campus on Hillsborough Street. The museum opened in August 2017 and showcases over 35,000 objects, according to Arts NC State.

First year of Gregg relocation sparks global interest

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
July 1, 2018
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Initiative encourages Wolfpack to #GoStrawless

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
June 24, 2018
Throughout the coming school year, NC State social media accounts will be posting about important or unusual events that occurred on particular days years ago. There will be several events posted each week, each with various pieces of NC State or Raleigh related trivia.

‘This Date at NC State’ spotlights university’s history

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
June 17, 2018
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Professor’s viral tweets call out Kanye West’s slavery comments

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
June 10, 2018
Pride Month Graphic

GLBT Center celebrates Pride Month

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
June 10, 2018
The General Hugh Shelton Leadership Center was founded in 2002 to nurture the next generation of value-based leaders.

NC State program receives $1 million donation from Red Hat

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
June 3, 2018
NC State will be issuing a new design for student ID's starting June 2018. In addition to a new design, the card also introduces new security features and links to existing PNC bank accounts.

Wolfpack One cards changed to provide convenience for users

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
May 14, 2018
Old Well

Court rules UNC must release names of offenders, not survivors

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
April 25, 2018
Students, faculty and Wake County residents can now vote at an on campus early voting site in the Creative Services Building. The polling place is located at 1220 Varsity Drive.

Early voting opens for Wake County midterm primary elections

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
April 24, 2018
A Technician newsstand sits on the Brickyard next to the Atrium. Once the 2018-2019 academic year begins, Technician will switch from producing print publications twice a week to producing them only once a week.

Technician print paper reduced to once a week, replaced with online production

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
April 15, 2018
Kallyn Tall, a third-year studying social work, Payton Frye, a first-year studying psychology, and Karina Lacey, a fourth-year studying psychology, paint a tire at the Method Child Development Center as one of the 75 groups participating in Service Raleigh on Saturday. Tall, Frye and Lacey were part of a service group that went to Monte Cristo and stuck together.

Hundreds give back to community through Service Raleigh

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
April 14, 2018
A container of free menstrual products sits on a women’s bathroom countertop in Talley Student Union on Wednesday. They are the result of a campaign led by Student Body Vice President Mia Connell.

‘We Bleed Red’ fundraises for free menstrual products in Talley

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
April 2, 2018
Students at the Voting Jamboree in Talley Student Union hosted by the student government learn about the candidates in their voting districts on Monday.

Voting Jamboree educates students on congressional candidates and districts

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
March 27, 2018
Chancellor Randy Woodson delivers his annual address to a crowd of faculty, staff, alumni and students on Friday. Woodson is the 14th Chancellor of NC State University, having served since April 1, 2010. He was previously an executive vice president at Purdue University in Indiana and holds graduate degrees in plant physiology from Cornell University and a BS in horticulture from the University of Arkansas.

NC State nine-year plan enters final stages

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
March 19, 2018
Two friends, Kate Butler and Marissa Roberts participate in the Student's March on the Capitol on Tuesday. Butler, a psychology major at NC State University, and Roberts, in her gap year but planning to attend NC State in the fall, decided to join this protest because, "Change is long overdue for this,".

Prospective students in protests not to be punished by NC State Admissions

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
March 18, 2018
NC State’s Financial Aid Office is located in Harris Hall. The office helps students receive financial assistance in order to pay for their college education. Students are able to call or walk-in to the office if they have questions or need help.

FAFSA priority deadline passed, financial aid still available for students

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
March 14, 2018
Vice President elect Meredith Spence Beaulieu, a fourth-year Ph.D. studying entomology, president elect Jess Errico, a fourth-year studying mechanical and aerospace engineering, and James Withrow, a fourth-year Ph.D. student studying biology all cheer at the announcement of their election on Thursday, March 1 in Talley Student Union.

Errico and Spence Beaulieu secure win in SBP/VP runoff

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
March 2, 2018
An accessibility sign stands in front of Talley Student Union on Wednesday, Feb. 28. These signs are important for showing people an alternative path to take to access major campus buildings.

New initiatives on campus aim to improve accessibility

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
March 1, 2018
Zach Lewis, a third-year studying statistics, is running alongside Alberto Quiroga for the position of student body vice president.

Runoff candidate faces controversial social media posts

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
February 28, 2018
Student Government presidential runoff candidates Brad Barbee and Jackie Gonzalez stand next to their respective running mates, Jack Pashby and Mia Connell, as the rules of the runoff election are discussed with them at the 2017 election results announcement in Talley Student Union on Tuesday. Neither candidate received enough votes to win the election, so a runoff vote will be held between Gonzlez and Barbee, and the winner of that race will be announced Thursday.

Voting begins for student government 98th session

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
February 26, 2018
Student Senate President Mitchell Moravec announced the resignation of former member Mikey Ibrahim from the Poole College of Management. The resignation was approved on Wed Feb 7 at the regular weekly senate meeting in the Senate Chambers.

Student Senate debates bill to require diversity training on campus

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
February 22, 2018
Jodi Svetaketu, a second-year studying English and Spanish, is running for student body chief justice.

Uncontested student body officer candidates make plans for 98th session

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
February 22, 2018
Mitchell Moravec, a fourth-year studying material science and psychology, and Student Senate President, introduces new senate members in Talley Student Union on Wednesday. Seven new senators were appointed during the meeting.

Student Senate looks to the future amid low filing applications

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
February 21, 2018
Taylor Pulliam, a third-year studying political science, is running for student body president alongside Cat Duble.

Disqualified candidates added to race days after filing closes

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
February 16, 2018
Our Three Winners

Three years after tragedy, Our Three Winners legacy lives on

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
February 12, 2018
The Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity is located on the second floor of Winslow Hall at NC State. 

OIED strives to maintain timelines months after Title IX guidance rescindment

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
February 6, 2018
A sign marks the entrance to the College of Veterinary Medicine on North Carolina State University's west campus on Jan. 8. The College of Veterinary Medicine includes a veterinary hospital as well as extensive pastures for large animals and facilities for students to learn and research veterinary medicine.

Vet research encompasses wide range of studies

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
January 22, 2018
Student Senate President Mitchell Moravec is a fifth-year studying psychology and materials science and engineering.

Senate president to appoint new chair of the Board of Elections

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
January 17, 2018
Jackie Gonzalez, a fourth-year studying political science, is the student body president for the 2017–18 school year. 

SBP appoints partner for Board of Elections chair

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
January 12, 2018
Cows graze in a pasture at the NC State dairy farms on Wednesday. The dairy farm is opening the Dairy and Food Education Center to educate both students and the public about the processes of making and distributing Howling Cow products.

Education Center to bring Howling Cow production full circle

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
January 11, 2018
Student Legal Services is located 1107 Pullen Hall at 201 Dan Allen Drive. Its four independent staff attorneys can advise students on anything from criminal to financial aid cases.

On campus service provides free legal counsel

Mary Dare Martin, News Editor
January 9, 2018
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