As the Course Ready program enters its second semester of use on campus, the program seems to have succeeded in its goal to make textbooks more accessible and affordable, with nearly 75% of undergraduate students using the program.
Capitol Boulevard and many streets in the Triangle area were flooded with protesters in opposition to the actions of the Trump administration.
Republicans have unveiled new legislative maps, aiming to give the party an additional seat in the House of Representatives following moves by California and Texas.
Finishing the non-conference slate 7-0-1, NC State men's soccer drew with UNC-Greensboro 1-1 after an 84th-minute equalizer by Drew Lovelace. Hubbard: “Statistically, it’s a game that obviously favored us heavily, but we need to do better.”
Securing sixth at the Williams Cup, NC State men's golf finished in the middle of a 15-team field featuring seven top 25 teams. Joey Lenane led NC State, placing T-7 with a 1-under-par tournament score.
Correspondent Hannah Gayle details the need for changes inside the classroom to encompass Universal Design, supporting the learning styles of all students.
NC State has an obligation to provide physical and educational accommodations to its community as compliant with the Americans with Disabilities...
Correspondent Archer Herndon believes that AI art devalues human-made artwork, and disagrees with claims that AI art is “accessible” to those with disabilities.
Correspondent Liela Hafshejani explores the explosion of short-form content and the vast difference between platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels.
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North Carolinian artist Claire Alexandre spoke about her exhibit “the halls of a changing sea,” which centers ecology, personal expression and broad social issues.
University Theatre promotes accessibility for students and patrons through audio and visual accommodations along with an inclusive, welcoming environment for all.
iPads and Apple Pencils are replacing traditional notebooks in classes. While they may make note-taking more efficient, the high cost raises questions about accessibility for all students.
