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Technician
Technician - The News Site of NC State University

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Technician - The News Site of NC State University

Technician
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Matthew Powell leans forward while laughing at one of his friends. Powell and his friends dressed up as old people and provided a source of entertainment for the runners and spectators at the Krispy Kreme Challenge near the Belltower. The event consisted of approximately 7,700 racers and raised $200,000 for the UNC Children's Hospital on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014.

Then-freshman Michael Macchiavello wrestles UNC’s Alex Utley. Macchiavello was defeated by Utley. NC State recorded a 19-16 victory over North Carolina in the ACC dual on Jan. 31, 2014 in Reynolds Coliseum.

[Photo] Wrestling controls opponents in season-opening Wolfpack Duals

Nov 20, 2016
n a competition sponsored by Alpha Zeta agricultural fraternity, participants with the most money in their jars had to kiss a pig. Rusty Mau, a senior studying economics and student body president candidate, and Devan Riley, a junior studying accounting and student body vice president candidate, kiss Murphy Lee Sausage Jr. March 24, 2014. 

With over 45,000 NC State fans attending Packapalooza last year, the event on Hillsborough brought masses of people ranging from all ages. Photo by Joseph Phillips

Freshman Liza Fieldsend serves the ball against East Carolina. The Wolfpack won 7-0 over the Pirates sealing their double header win. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Wolfpack remains undefeated following weekend matchups

Feb 9, 2015
Red Shirt Ryanna Henderson sprints for the finish of the women's 200 meter dash. Ryanna finished in ninth place with a time of 2 minutes and 13.97 seconds. The 2014 Raleigh Relays were held at Dale Soccer Field Friday and Saturday. Photo by Joseph Phillips

Red Shirt Ryanna Henderson sprints for the finish of the women's 200 meter dash. Ryanna finished in ninth place with a time of 2 minutes and 13.97 seconds. The 2014 Raleigh Relays were held at Dale Soccer Field Friday and Saturday. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] NC State finishes strong at VT Elite Meet

Feb 9, 2015
After scoring NC State's first goal of the game, sophomore midfielder Michael Bajza celebrates with some of his fellow soccer and basketball players. The Wolfpack defeated the Campbell Camels 2-0 at Dail Soccer Field on Wednesday, Aug 20, 2014. Photo Joseph Phillips

Red shirt Megan Moye and red shirt Ryanna Henderson run their second lap of the women's 200 meter dash. Megan and Ryanna finished in fifteenth and ninth place. The 2014 Raleigh Relays were held at Dale Soccer Field Friday and Saturday. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Pack to face Hokies in Blacksburg

Jan 14, 2015
Red Shirt Ryanna Henderson sprints for the finish of the women's 200 meter dash. Ryanna finished in ninth place with a time of 2 minutes and 13.97 seconds. The 2014 Raleigh Relays were held at Dale Soccer Field Friday and Saturday. Photo by Joseph Phillips

While laughing, junior in social work Erin Tooley makes her lens for her pinhole camera. The Craft Center held its annual Pinhole competition after having students build them Sept. 19.

[Photo] Pinhole Challenge recognizes creativity

Oct 8, 2014
Associate Professor of English, Susan Katz, helps students prepare for internships and the job search process. Katz has written several books and teaches a professional internship course while serving as the Internship Coordinator. Katz also created a course specifically for graduate students to help them expand their awareness of the role of writing and writers in the workplace. Subject poses at conference room in Tompkins Hall Friday, Sept 12, 2014. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Developing networks: professor aids interns

Sep 22, 2014
Cheering in excitement, sophomore defence specialist Maddie Brown helped her side score on the red. The team hosted a red verse white game to kick off the new season Friday, Aug 22, 2014. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] NC State gets pair of wins over UNC-A, Harvard

Sep 14, 2014
More than 55,000 people made it out to Hillsborough St. Saturday to celebrate the third annual Packapalooza street festival.  Visitors had the opportunity to visit craft booths, meet Wolfpack athletes, tour the Belltower, taste a variety of street foods, and watch live musical performances.

More than 55,000 people made it out to Hillsborough St. Saturday to celebrate the third annual Packapalooza street festival.  Visitors had the opportunity to visit craft booths, meet Wolfpack athletes, tour the Belltower, taste a variety of street foods, and watch live musical performances.

More than 55,000 people made it out to Hillsborough St. Saturday to celebrate the third annual Packapalooza street festival.  Visitors had the opportunity to visit craft booths, meet Wolfpack athletes, tour the Belltower, taste a variety of street foods, and watch live musical performances.

More than 55,000 people made it out to Hillsborough St. Saturday to celebrate the third annual Packapalooza street festival.  Visitors had the opportunity to visit craft booths, meet Wolfpack athletes, tour the Belltower, taste a variety of street foods, and watch live musical performances.

More than 55,000 people made it out to Hillsborough St. Saturday to celebrate the third annual Packapalooza street festival.  Visitors had the opportunity to visit craft booths, meet Wolfpack athletes, tour the Belltower, taste a variety of street foods, and watch live musical performances.

More than 55,000 people made it out to Hillsborough St. Saturday to celebrate the third annual Packapalooza street festival.  Visitors had the opportunity to visit craft booths, meet Wolfpack athletes, tour the Belltower, taste a variety of street foods, and watch live musical performances.

[Photo] Packapalooza 2014

Aug 25, 2014
More than 55,000 people made it out to Hillsborough St. Saturday to celebrate the third annual Packapalooza street festival.  Visitors had the opportunity to visit craft booths, meet Wolfpack athletes, tour the Belltower, taste a variety of street foods, and watch live musical performances.

More than 55,000 people made it out to Hillsborough St. Saturday to celebrate the third annual Packapalooza street festival.  Visitors had the opportunity to visit craft booths, meet Wolfpack athletes, tour the Belltower, taste a variety of street foods, and watch live musical performances.

More than 55,000 people made it out to Hillsborough St. Saturday to celebrate the third annual Packapalooza street festival.  Visitors had the opportunity to visit craft booths, meet Wolfpack athletes, tour the Belltower, taste a variety of street foods, and watch live musical performances.

More than 55,000 people made it out to Hillsborough St. Saturday to celebrate the third annual Packapalooza street festival.  Visitors had the opportunity to visit craft booths, meet Wolfpack athletes, tour the Belltower, taste a variety of street foods, and watch live musical performances.

Freshman outside hitter Julie Varga hits the ball back at her fellow teammates. The NC State volleyball team hosted a red verse white game Friday, Aug. 22, 2014. Photo by Joseph Phillips

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Families and children assembled Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center at the LEGO KidsFest. The LEGO Fest featured a LEGO Model Museum of characters from fiction. Also featured was a brick pile for children to dive in and put bricks together. Two LEGO Master Builders, Steve Gerling and Chris Steininger, were present to teach tools of the trade that they have learned through their years of building with LEGOs. Gerling and Steininger built most of the models displayed in the Model Museum. As visitors exited the LEGO Fest, they had the opportunity to build a section of the United States and have it placed on a 65 feet long by 45 feet wide. Visitors could view this visitor-made model from a balcony.

Chérie Rivers Ndaliko, assistant professor in the Music Department at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, explains what the Congo is actually like. She showed several music videos from the Congo on an album called "Art from the Front Line". Chérie said that "If you are anything like me, you would rather hear music than listen to a lecture" in Titmus Theatre Friday, Feb 28, 2014. Photo by Joseph Phillips

Chérie Rivers Ndaliko, assistant professor in the Music Department at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, explains what the Congo is actually like. She showed several music videos from the Congo on an album called "Art from the Front Line". Chérie said that "If you are anything like me, you would rather hear music than listen to a lecture" in Titmus Theatre Friday, Feb 28, 2014. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Lecturer discusses role of art in Congo, conflict regions

Mar 3, 2014
Matthew Hogan, a senior in English and film, plays Amos Hart and sings “Mister Cellophane” while looking down at his hands to make sure he is visable.

Andrew Enloe, a junior in communication, plays Billy Flynn and sings “We Both Reached for the Gun” to Brett Williams, a post baccalaur studies student, who plays Roxie Hart. In the song, Flynn explains to Hart how to make the murder she committed

[Photo] University Theatre gives the ‘razzle dazzle’

Feb 17, 2014
Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

[Photo] Krispy Kreme Challenge

Feb 8, 2014
Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Approximately 7,700 runners participated in the 10th annual Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014. The event raised $200,000 for the North Carolina Children's Hospital.

Freshman Chris Wilkes pulls UNC Troy Heilmann to the ground. Wilkes scored the decisive points with the upset over Heilmann to help the Wolf Pack beat Chapel Hill 19-16 in the ACC show down Friday, Jan. 31, 2014 in Reynolds Coliseum. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Wrestling beats rival Heels in Reynolds

Feb 3, 2014
Junior Tommy Gantt squares off against Campbell on Friday in Reynolds Coliseum. The Pack defeated the Camels but fell to Virginia Tech on Sunday by one point. 

[Photo] Wrestling drops home match againts Va. Tech

Jan 28, 2014
Freshman Nick Horton backswings before hitting the ball. Horton won in the second set over his UNC Greensboro opponent. NC State crushed the Spartains 7-0 in the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Center Sat., Jan. 18, 2014. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Men's tennis serves up pair of wins

Jan 22, 2014
Students lined up to have a taste of different foods at dining's Street Foods of the World event in the various dining halls. Gyros were served as part of the Greece section in Clark Dining Hall Thursday, Jan. 16, 2014. Photo by Joseph Phillips

Students lined up to have a taste of different foods at dining's Street Foods of the World event in the various dining halls. Gyros were served as part of the Greece section in Clark Dining Hall Thursday, Jan. 16, 2014. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Dining halls offer ‘Foods of the World’

Jan 17, 2014
Red shirt junior guard Len'Nique Brown drives the ball towards the basket against Florida State. Len'Nique made 3 baskets to help the Wolfpack beat the Semonoles 80-57 Thursday, Jan. 16, 2014 in Reynolds Coliseum. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Wolfpack dominates ‘Noles

Jan 17, 2014
Walking off the stage, President Barak Obama holds up a wolfpack sign in support of NC State. Obama spoke in the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Complex Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014.Photo by Joseph Phillips

Walking off the stage, President Barak Obama holds up a wolfpack sign in support of NC State. Obama spoke in the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Complex Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014.Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Obama backs the Pack

Jan 16, 2014
President Obama speaks on the N.C. State campus to announce the Next Generation Power Electronics Institute in the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Complex Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2013.

President Obama speaks on the N.C. State campus to announce the Next Generation Power Electronics Institute in the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Complex Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2013.

President Obama speaks on the N.C. State campus to announce the Next Generation Power Electronics Institute in the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Complex Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2013.

President Obama speaks on the N.C. State campus to announce the Next Generation Power Electronics Institute in the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Complex Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2013.

President Obama speaks on the N.C. State campus to announce the Next Generation Power Electronics Institute in the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Complex Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2013.

President Obama speaks on the N.C. State campus to announce the Next Generation Power Electronics Institute in the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Complex Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2013.

Freshman in civil engineering Ben Pierce reinforces his groups precision launcher with duct tape before preparing to present it to the judges. Pierce’s group won first place with a bulls eye at the Freshman Engineering Design Day in the McKimmon Center Tuesday.

[Photo] Engineering students show off final projects in end-of-semester design day

Dec 2, 2013
Sophomore Keegan Cerwinski puts teammate freshman Mikey Armorando hold on Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013. Photo by Joseph Phillips

Sophomore Keegan Cerwinski puts teammate freshman Mikey Armorando hold on Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] State wrestlers power through Wolfpack Duels

Nov 25, 2013
Senior wrestler Nijel Jones makes eye contact with fellow teammate freshman Shayne Brady before attempting to execute a takedown. Photo by Joseph Phillips

Senior wrestler Nijel Jones makes eye contact with fellow teammate freshman Shayne Brady before attempting to execute a takedown. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Wrestler credits coaching for career success

Nov 22, 2013
Jumping with joy, freshman defensive specialist Maddie Brown celebrates after NC State wins its second second set against Virginia. The Wolfpack narrowly beat the Cavaliers 3-2 on Friday, Nov. 16 in Reynolds Coliseum.

[Photo] Pack slides by Cavs, slips against Hokies

Nov 18, 2013
Jumping with joy, freshman defensive specialist Maddie Brown celebrates after NC State wins its second second set against Virginia. The Wolfpack narrowly beat the Cavaliers 3-2 on Friday, Nov. 16 in Reynolds Coliseum.

Charging forward, freshman guard Miah Spencer runs down the court for a layup against opposing St. Bonaventure sophomore Emily Michael. The women's basketball team beat the Bonnies 70-47 in Reynolds Coliseum Friday, Nov. 8, 2013 during the season opener. Photo by Joseph Phillips

Charging forward, freshman guard Miah Spencer runs down the court for a layup against opposing St. Bonaventure sophomore Emily Michael. The women's basketball team beat the Bonnies 70-47 in Reynolds Coliseum Friday, Nov. 8, 2013 during the season opener. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Moore era begins as Wolfpack coasts to easy win against Bonnies

Nov 11, 2013
Receiving a sample of the Chili Chili Bang Bang from Fountain Dining Hall chef, freshman business major Patrick Cartwright prepares to pick which chili he thinks is the best Thursday, Oct. 31, 2013. Case Dining Hall hosted their anual chili challenge where cooks from each of the seperate dining halls compete with their homemade chilis. Students sampled the different ones and chose the winner through voting with a wooden chip. Photo by Joseph Phillips

[Photo] Chefs compete in Chili Challenge

Nov 1, 2013
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