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Players face off in various titles to advance to the next round of competition. Photo by Sarah Tudor.

[Photo] MLG returns to Raleigh

Aug 20, 2011
Chris Hondros, Pulitzer Prize nominated war photographer and N.C. State alumnus talks about his experience in Afghanistan with Erica Abed, a sophomore in psychology. Hondros died in Libya on an assignment April 20. Photo by Tim O'Brien.

[Photo] A summer of civil rights and unrest

Aug 15, 2011
Kathryn Loyd, a freshman in chemisty, and Kenneth Howell Jr., a sophomore in international studies, are one of the first to hit the dance floor to bring back the “Roaring 20s.” “I haven’t studied much for my exams, but I wanted to come out and have fun instead of just stressing,” Loyd said. Photo by Kayu Ho

[Photo] The 'Roaring 20s' returns to Raleigh

Dec 4, 2010
Taylor Russell, freshman in aerospace engineering, adjusts a component of his E101 freshman design project. Photo by Luis Zapata

[Photo] Freshman Engineering Design Day showcases student work

Dec 1, 2010
Mahbuba Iasmin, a doctoral student in civil engineering, serves food at the Interational Tea and Coffee party in Caldwell Hall Wednesday. Representing Bangladesh, Iasmin served jhal muri, a traditional spicy Bangladeshi dish made with puffed rice. Photo by Aaron Andersen

[Photo] International Tea event spreads ideas of culture, customs

Dec 1, 2010
At the new FreshBerry location on Hillsborough Street, Julia Belcher, a freshman in nutrition, adds chocolate syrup as a final touch to her frozen yogurt. “I like FreshBerry because I love frozen yogurt and they have a wide selection of yogurt flavors and toppings,” Belcher said. FreshBerry offers a total of eight frozen yogurt flavors and 48 possible toppings to select from. Photo by Hannah Jaffee

[Photo] FreshBerry is a 'chill' place for all

Nov 22, 2010
Geoff McDaniel, a sophomore in biological sciences, sings with other members of Acappology in the Brickyard during the unveilling of the new Chancellor’s Choice ice cream. “It was a big turn out. I was glad we got to come out and represent Acappology,” McDaniel said. “I wish good luck to the new chancellor. I feel like he’s had a long two days.” Photo by Marisa Akers

[Photo] Acappology heads to SoJam

Nov 11, 2010
A line of students wrap around Brickyard Bubble awaiting the signal to grab pizza at the Wear Red, Get Fed event Monday. With more than 1,000 students expected to show up each day of the event, food tends to run out fast, members of the Homecoming Committee said. Margo Sauter, a senior in mechanical engineering, Latreese Denson, a senior in marine science and Khalia Braswell, a junior in computer science, are the first ones in line to get pizza from Dominoes. Photo by Danielle Neujahrid

[Photo] Wear Red, Get Fed continues as Homecoming week tradition

Nov 7, 2010
Lining up his shot, John Tart, a senior in poultry science, putts on the 18th green at Lonnie Poole Golf Course on Centennial Campus. “It’s really convenient having a golf course located so close to campus,” Tart said. “It’s a really nice course.” Photo by David Hawley

[Photo] Centennial golf course in full swing

Nov 7, 2010
Bryant Budi, a sophomore in electrical and computer engineering, stirs chocolate cake batter during the Cooking with Google session in the Honors Village Monday night. Google representatives got together with honors students to bake, fry and sautee new dishes. One of the new dishes the group created consisted of an apple medley, sauteed with cinnamon, which they called “Apple Chutney.” Photo by Lee Daniello

Bryant Budi, a sophomore in electrical and computer engineering, stirs chocolate cake batter during the Cooking with Google session in the Honors Village Monday night. Google representatives got together with honors students to bake, fry and sautee new dishes. One of the new dishes the group created consisted of an apple medley, sauteed with cinnamon, which they called “Apple Chutney.” Photo by Lee Daniello

[Photo] Bourdain book asks thought-provoking question

Nov 1, 2010
Raleigh’s downtown streets filled with zombies like Ian Kreiling and Laura Danielson, an N.C. State alumna, for the 2010 Raleigh Zombie Walk Saturday. Approximately 100 participants roamed the streets scaring passers-by and crying out for brains after gathering in Moore Square Park for the annual meet. Photo by Josh Bielick.

[Photo] Zombies take to the streets of Raleigh

Oct 24, 2010
Saul Flores, a senior in graphic design and marketing, hugs one of the audience members at the TEDxNCSU event in Talley Student Center Saturday, Oct. 23, 2010. Flores made a journey called the Walk of the Immigrants, from Ecuador to the United States, to raise money and awareness for less-privileged kids in Latin America. Along his journey, Flores kept a photo journal, noting distinctions between the 10 different countries he traveled through. Photo by Lee Daniello

[Photo] TEDxNCSU talks about 'what really matters'

Oct 23, 2010
The Andy Warhol-inspired collage of Marvin Malecha, dean of the College of Design, was designed and stenciled by first-year studio students after seven hours of hard work Monday morning. Each face required the use of multiple stencils for each layer of spray paint added. Photo by Mikayla Craig

[Photo] Designers paint Warhol-inspired tribute to dean

Oct 17, 2010
Emily Talley, a sophomore in poultry science, gazes up at the dome inside the Capitol Building’s rotunda during a guided tour. Photo by Zachary Diezel

[Photo] Capital city is a 'classroom without walls'

Oct 10, 2010
People flood into Raleigh Times Bar on Hargett Street during First Friday, Oct. 1. The building the bar is in was built in 1906 for the Raleigh Times newspaper. The newspaper stopped production in November 1989. Photo by Luis Zapata

[Photo] Ashes to ashes, news to beer

Oct 10, 2010
Mounir Saleh, owner of Neomonde Restaurant, prepares a platter for a customer. "We open zero cans here; all of our ingredients are fresh. Lots of N.C. State staff and professors eat here but I'd like to see more students in the restaurant," Saleh said. "Since the food is so healthy and we have tons of vegetarian dishes, eating at Neomonde would be a great way to fight the freshman 15," Saleh laughed. Photo by Alex Canoutas

[Photo] Eatery stays true to Lebanese culture

Oct 3, 2010
Jason Cooper, a junior in interpersonal and public relations, plays the Clown, singing with two drunker men during a musical number of University Theatre's production of Twelfth Night in Stewart Theatre during Student Preview Night on Wednesday. Photo by Kevin Cook

[Photo] 'Twelfth Night' opens University Theatre's fall season

Sep 29, 2010
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[Photo] A helping hand

Sep 28, 2010
 

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[Photo] Road to development

Sep 28, 2010
 

[Photo] In response to Tuesday's column

Sep 30, 2010
Julia Belcher, a freshman in nutrition science, and Dylan Cawthorne, a freshman in engineering, play Just Dance for Wii in the middle of Hillsborough Street. “I felt pretty ridiculous,” Cawthorne said. “But, it’s OK. It was a lot of fun.” Photo by Marisa Akers

[Photo] Hillsborough Street Festival marks reopening of historic thoroughfare

Sep 26, 2010
While some of the Teaching Fellows catch up on some sleep, Kelly Womack, a freshman in elementary education, finishes up her homework, Sept. 23, 2010. "I picked the nightshift for Shack-a-thon because I thought it would be more interesting. We're ordering pizza later on," Womack said. The Teaching Fellows raised money for Habitat for Humanity by selling food as well as begging for money. Photo by Vanessa Movasseghi

[Photo] Shack-a-thon collects money for good cause

Sep 26, 2010
Kim Dennis, a freshman in First Year College, gets help with a laptop she checked out in D.H. Hill Library. “I checked out a movie I have to watch for class. For some reason, PC’s don’t play the foreign movies,” Dennis said as she switched it out for a Mac. “The people here are really helpful. I think this is a good [resource] for students.” Photo by Marisa Akers

Kim Dennis, a freshman in First Year College, gets help with a laptop she checked out in D.H. Hill Library. “I checked out a movie I have to watch for class. For some reason, PC’s don’t play the foreign movies,” Dennis said as she switched it out for a Mac. “The people here are really helpful. I think this is a good [resource] for students.” Photo by Marisa Akers

[Photo] Library lending service enhances students' studies

Sep 22, 2010
Resurrection from the Rubble, a performance by the Resurrection Dance Theater of Haiti, features short dance sequences, called Freedom Reclaimed, in which Gerald frantically frees himself from white chains. This section of the show warmed many hearts of the audience, as Gerald tried to reclaim his freedom. Photo by Lee Daniello

[Photo] Haitian Celebration uses various art forms to engage students

Sep 19, 2010
Ludacris performs for a packed Reynolds Coliseum Friday, Sept. 17, 2010. Over 3,600 free tickets were handed out to students, faculty and staff. Photo by Marisa Akers

[Photo] Ludacris packs Reynolds for sold-out concert

Sep 18, 2010
Chancellor Randy Woodson, with Interim Provost, Warwick Arden, behind him, familiarizes faculty, administrators, and students with the Strategic Planning layout, in Titmus Theatre, on Monday, September 13, 2010. Strategic Planning is an effort to create an ideal atmosphere at NC State, over the course of the next 5-7 years, by implementing four main goals.

[Photo] Chancellor holds court on rankings, endowment, strategic plan

Sep 13, 2010
 

The two string instruments shown are two of the world's first electric guitars. Located in an exhibit on the West wing of the 2nd floor of D.H. Hill library, these two models were a product of 2 years of collaboration between PAMS and the Special Collection Research Agency. Photo by Lee Daniello

[Photo] Exhibit showcases worlds first electric guitar, T. Rex femur

Sep 8, 2010
TJ Louie, a junior in industrial engineering, reaches for his signed copy of Anberlin's new record, "Dark is the Way, Light is a Place". Louie had been a fan of the band for four years, but had never seen them perform live until their free show at Schoolkids Records. "It was the most amazing event around campus this year," Louie said. "It was cool to meet them. They're down to earth." Photo by Marisa Akers

[Photo] Anberlin sings a 'Paperthin Hymn' for Schoolkids

Sep 8, 2010
 

Photo by Jordan Moore

[Photo] Man still alive after collapsing in Harris Field

Sep 1, 2010
 

 

[Photo] Variety of clubs represented at involvement fair

Aug 25, 2010
 

 

 

 

 

[Photo] To each his own

Sep 6, 2010
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