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The Trump Dossier
A website documenting a chronological record of political, financial, and moral corruption in the Trump Administration. Each entry sourced and documented.
OPINION: Have you caught on yet?
Two weeks ago, NC State lost two members of the Pack to the Trump Administration’s ‘crackdown’ on immigration and student visas. As a community, we should be disgusted and angry by this arbitrary injustice without cause. As a country, we should feel mortified by what we’ve created — and what’s next.
Letter from the editor: Bittersweet release
Fare thee well, Technician.
A professor’s death reflects persisting cultural, administrative issues across NC State
In November, Marshall Brain II, then director of NC State’s Engineering Entrepreneurs Program, died by suicide in his Centennial Campus office. Hours before he was found by University police, Brain sent an email to his colleagues entitled, “I want to help you understand.”
How Trump executive orders, immigration changes affect NC State
A string of executive actions from the Trump administration have raised concerns about immigration status, student visas and free speech on campus. University officials say NC State will continue to monitor the changes and adhere to federal law.
OPINION: This was supposed to be a reckoning for Republicans. It needs to be one for the Democratic Party
Democrats again taste defeat to Donald Trump. The party only has itself to blame for continually platforming hollow candidates.
DUELING COLUMN: Raleigh voters ought to reckon with the ‘T.RUTH’
Sure, Janet Cowell has the experience, but does she know what Raleigh really needs? Terrance Ruth’s unconventional political background shouldn’t discount him from Raleigh’s mayoral race, and here’s why.
OPINION: Manipulating misinformation and rising death tolls
In the midst of one of the state’s worst ever natural disasters, relief, volunteers and well wishes have poured into North Carolina. In a time of absolute calamity and suffering, people across the world have come together to demonstrate the very best of humanity to support our state. Well, almost all of humanity...
The conscientious frat boy
First-generation American. Fraternity brother. Insightful political participant.
Meet Deven Desai, the voter.
Meet Deven Desai, the voter.
The Queen’s Gambit? How the Harris campaign is targeting North Carolina, and where it could come up short
The hype for the Harris-Walz ticket has taken the state by storm. But Democrats haven’t tasted general election success in the state for over 16 years. Is the tide really set to turn this year, or will Democrats fail to entice the full coalition of young voters needed to swing the state?
Student Body President Allison Markert vetoes Resolution 29 calling for ceasefire in Gaza
Student Body President Allison Markert vetoed a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and divestment of University funds from Israel Tuesday night...
NC State revises policies following antisemitism Title VI complaint, to integrate contentious SHALOM Act language
NC State has revised its anti-discrimination policy following a settlement with the Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under the Law. Some experts believe the obligations in the agreement could challenge freedom of speech on campus...
Faculty, students raise health and safety concerns akin to Poe Hall ahead of Dabney renovations
Ahead of a multi-year, $140 million renovation to Dabney Hall, faculty and students in the chemistry department have flagged concerns about the safety of the project. Construction and safety managers involved in the project say the University is confident the occupied renovation will be conducted safely...
OPINION: UNC Board of Governors cowers behind “institutional neutrality” in gutting DEI initiatives
Last week, the UNC Board of Governors voted to repeal a 2019 regulation that outlined diversity, equity and inclusion positions and initiatives for the state’s public universities. The board is justifying the move, which could result in diversity strategists across the state losing their jobs, with their favorite scape phrase...
Dabney, Cox Hall conditions prompt years-long, $140 million renovation
This summer, NC State is set to break ground on a $140 million renovation project on Dabney Hall that is set to last through 2029. The renovation comes after years of complaints concerning Dabney’s conditions...
Republican candidate Mark Robinson
For the first time in eight years, the North Carolina governor’s mansion in downtown Raleigh will be occupied by someone other than Gov. Roy Cooper. One of the main candidates for the most powerful office in the state lives right down the street...
EDITORIAL: Students have power within the University. Use it.
There were four tickets for student body president and vice president in last year’s Student Government election. This year, students had just two options — the current student body vice president or an abstention...
Snow a no-show: How climate change is affecting the Triangle’s winter seasons
With spring break on the horizon, NC State and the wider Triangle area are beginning to feel the gradual lift of winter’s dormancy. Recent weeks’ warm temperatures have been a welcome change from the dreary rains, ashy skies and frigid walks from class to class. But how cold of a winter did North Carolina really have?...
OPINION: Jon Stewart returns just in time to save political commentary
Last month, “The Daily Show” on Comedy Central surprised the media world by announcing the return of Jon Stewart as guest host and executive producer of the show after an eight-year hiatus. Though his homecoming will not magically cure the deep fractures of American media and political commentary, it's a good place to start.Political discourse in the United States is at an abhorrent level. Partisan divides continue to stretch further and further, everyone hates one another and the fundamental un...
EDITORIAL: Let's talk about NC State's connections to white supremacy
In this edition, Technician brought attention to 12 buildings on NC State’s campus with names directly connected to white supremacists and their racist ideologies and policies. Any way you frame it, the values and the sentiments they advanced in their public capacities are contradictory to our principles today...
OPINION: The Brick Layers Project - A promising catalyst left as a catalog
Almost five years on from the initiation of the Brick Layers Project, its work and legacy remain unfulfilled.In the spring of 2019, Chancellor Woodson funded several graduate students to work on a project exploring the campus’ built history for five semesters. The research publicized the reasons for the dedications of several individuals throughout campus, as well as the more nefarious sides of their biographies...
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