Daniel Susann, Assistant Sports Editor | Sep 16, 2025
Sienna Hackshaw, Visual Correspondent | Sep 16, 2025
Josiah Lee, Assistant Sports Editor | Sep 16, 2025
Matthew Burkhart, News Editor | Sep 16, 2025
John Amigh, Correspondent | Sep 16, 2025

Matthew Burkhart, News Editor • Sep 16, 2025
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John Amigh, Correspondent • Sep 16, 2025
Long COVID affects mental health for two-thirds of patients, causing symptoms like brain fog and depression, complicating recovery and daily life, especially for students already navigating college.

Matthew Burkhart, News Editor • Sep 12, 2025
Students and community gathered at Talley Student Union to give tribute to Charlie Kirk, assassinated the day before, honoring his legacy and the victims of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Matthew Burkhart, News Editor • Sep 10, 2025
This year is a landmark year for red wolves, both on campus and in the wild. NC State veterinary students and faculty are celebrating the birth of five pups this year and successfully treating injured wild wolves to aid recovery efforts for this endangered species.

Daniel Susann, Assistant Sports Editor • Sep 16, 2025
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Josiah Lee, Assistant Sports Editor • Sep 16, 2025
Student athletes have a lot to juggle, between practice, travel and assignments. That can really take a toll on a person. Assistant Sports Editor Josiah Lee discusses those impacts, and available resources with the help of a few NC State staff members.

Andrew Schwartz, Correspondent • Sep 14, 2025
Keeping the clean-sheet streak alive, NC State men's soccer defeated FAU 2-0, with Phillip and Markovic both delivering in the second half. Markovic: “We want to be the last team to concede this year.”

In its first match of the Wolfpack Invitational, NC State volleyball swept Cleveland State 3-0. Smith: “There was a lot of daylight, so there was a lot of room for me to swing.”

Jana Sayyed, Correspondent • Sep 12, 2025
Temporary conveniences aren’t worth ignoring real-world atrocities. Boycotts only work if we follow through, not just post online.

Jacob Smith, Senior Staff Writer • Sep 11, 2025
In the never-ending grind called life, sometimes the best move is taking a step back and doing your own thing. Whether it’s lifting, running or just zoning out with a yo-yo, those solo moments can be the reset button you didn’t know you needed.

Aubrey Toler, Staff Writer • Sep 11, 2025
Staff writer Aubrey Toler argues that a service hour requirement would enrich students’ college experience and set them up for success.

Kelsey Bohn, Culture Editor • Sep 10, 2025
The conclusion to a two-part release of “Wednesday” season 2 left many fans disappointed and confused by an overwhelming amount of subplots and a dance performance that served only as TikTok trend bait.
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Matthew Burkhart, News Editor • Sep 10, 2025
News Editor Matthew Burkhart finds that Sabrina Carpenter’s “Man’s Best Friend” pushes her pop sound into new, diverse directions while balancing witty lyricism and sharp social commentary. Though the album’s wide range sometimes feels uneven, Carpenter’s fearless experimentation and clever songwriting keep it engaging and prove she’s carving her own path in pop music.

Caroline Alexander, Correspondent • Sep 10, 2025
The inspirations for fall 2025 fashion include “The Unexpected Red Theory,” early 2000s romcoms and “frazzled English woman fall.”

Noah Teague, Staff Writer • Sep 9, 2025
Amedeo’s Italian Restaurant has brought delicious food, community and Wolfpack traditions to Raleigh for over 62 years.
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