Correspondent Archer Herndon argues that correct spelling of homophones in texting impacts understanding and usage of proper English in formal writing.
Rules against “unsportsmanlike conduct” often penalize players for the same emotion that makes basketball worth watching. NC State students weigh in on why celebration in moderation keeps the game alive.
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 Act of 1990, but while over 1 in 5 students experience disability,...
Correspondent Archer Herndon believes that AI art devalues human-made artwork, and disagrees with claims that AI art is “accessible” to those with disabilities.
Talking about mental health medications can be a source of embarrassment, but we can combat this stigma through normalizing conversations about prescriptions.
