
Alex Manuel, Diego Melchor, Fletcher Sholar, and Hector Cazares-Medellin | Jun 21, 2026

John Amigh, Assistant News Editor | Jun 20, 2026

Brennan Weiss, Sports Editor | Jun 15, 2026

Brennan Weiss, Sports Editor | Jun 12, 2026

Jayden Jefferson, Staff Photographer | Jun 9, 2026

John Amigh, Assistant News Editor • Jun 20, 2026
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Jackson Davenport, News Editor • May 31, 2026
Poe Hall will soon disappear from North Campus after the University received Environmental Protection Agency approval to tear down the building that has been closed since 2023. The building’s current site will eventually feature a new home for the College of Education following its demolition.

Jackson Davenport, News Editor • May 9, 2026
Family members and attendees were excluded from the Department of Biological Sciences graduation ceremony as Reynolds Coliseum reached capacity.

John Amigh, Assistant News Editor • May 9, 2026
Wilson College of Textiles commencement speaker Anil Kochhar to cover all education loans for graduates during the 25-26 school year.

Brennan Weiss, Sports Editor • Jun 15, 2026
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Brennan Weiss, Sports Editor • Jun 12, 2026
The Hurricanes found their game and regained control of the Stanley Cup Final with a 4-2 win on Thursday. Staal: “It’s starting to look more and more like Hurricane hockey.”

Haley O’Neill, Assistant Sports Editor • Jun 6, 2026
The Canes win their first Stanley Cup Finals game in 20 years with an overtime clincher from Seth Jarvis. Jarvis: “You never want to lose two at home. To get that one is really good for the group.”

Braden Winters, Assistant Sports Editor • May 31, 2026
Elliot Avent and NC State Baseball’s season comes to a close with a 17-13 loss to the Auburn Tigers.
The Wolfpack gave up 10 runs in the first two innings and never caught up.


Sophia Robertson, Senior Staff Writer • Apr 23, 2026
At a university where religion is often dismissed, Senior Staff Writer Sophia Robertson suggests that faith and science don’t have to be at odds.

Jacob Smith, Senior Staff Writer • Apr 21, 2026
Most people accept the version of a story they are given without looking deeper.

Chance Martin, Correspondent • Apr 21, 2026
Declining social mobility is driven more by policy choices than technological change.
Derrick Farmer, Correspondent • Jun 1, 2026
With finals over and summer travel underway, Correspondent Derrick Farmer offers five songs to add to your summer playlist.
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Laya Nair, Correspondent • May 28, 2026
It’s been over a month since BTS released their new album and the K-pop community is still obsessing over it. In this retrospective review, Correspondent Laya Nair reviews her favorite songs and the cultural shift of K-pop created by BTS this year.

Damien Reed, Newsletter Editor • May 1, 2026
Hear from participants and organizers about the Student Film Society’s Short Film Festival hosted every semester and how it fosters both community and commitment.

Emma Sockel, Correspondent • Apr 28, 2026
The highly anticipated Michael Jackson biopic, “Michael,” was released in theaters on April 24, eliciting conversations if this movie depicts the “real” Michael Jackson. Correspondent Emma Sockel gives her rundown of the film’s strengths and weaknesses.







