Category: Opinion
DEW: Where It At?
With October coming to an end, DEW is nowhere in sight. There has not been a statement issued, an apology offered — nothing.
Even Laura Trump Must be Heard
Issac Smith | Correspondent Regardless of what political party you may align yourself with, these past four years have been memorable for all of us. Some memories may be good, some may be bad. In any event, our current...
Genocide Has a Holiday
While we are a proud country and can enjoy many benefits that billions of people cannot, we need to remember how this country was founded.
Do Black Athletes Have A Responsibility to Attend HBCUs?
Athletes are more than just athletes, they are people. People who have made sacrifices and busted their behinds to make it to the best programs
Remember Who You Are
Since PWIs have a low population of Blacks, Black students are pushed to a crowd where they are forced to maneuver their way into an unusual world.
A One Hit Wonder vs. A Legend
From their great service to their delicious and healthy tasting food, Chick-fil-a has been the one to beat — especially with their chicken sandwiches. But it looks like a challenge is underway as a well known fried chicken franchise has come out with their own spicy chicken sandwich.
We Must Continue to Fight for Equal Pay
The fight for Black women’s equal pay is more than just a gender battle.
Party Scene: Lessons I Learned
Yesenia Jones | Staff Writer Welcome to NC State, Class of 2023! This is an exciting time that...
The World is Yours
Given its ever-increasing popularity, many students have begun to take college for granted; however, we should all view our college experience as incredibly seminal moments in our lives. Not only does it give us the opportunity to take agency over our futures, but it also gives students the chance to connect with themselves in ways which might otherwise be unavailable.
“Born a Crime”: The Full Book Review
In the book, Noah contextualizes his experiences and upbringing within wider societal changes happening in South Africa. Now this book is not offering a deep dive in the wider socio-political workings of South African society, merely, Trevor Noah is grounding his narrative within the wider narrative of South Africa.
