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We the people: The state of free speech and protests on campus (opens the original)
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From the spray-painted walls of the Free Expression Tunnel to the chalk-covered grounds of the Brickyard, NC State encourages students to express their opinions and use their voice. Whether it’s student government, clubs, extracurricular activities, individuals with a common goal gathering to protest a cause or student media, the University cultivates a space where students can speak their mind with respect and mutuality. But how much freedom do students really get? A core part of free speech an
Privacy versus surveillance: Flock cameras in Raleigh (opens the original)
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Flock cameras have continued to pop up all over Raleigh and the broader Triangle area. With the influx of these cameras, the question of privacy versus surveillance has become a hot topic among residents and the community. Flock is a company that operates a network of cameras across the United States, capturing images of a car’s license plate, make and model. Flock shares this information with its customers, including law enforcement. Access to this data then allows law enforcement agencies to t
Part of the pack: Christina Koch honored at homecoming event (opens the original)
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“The idea that you had to push, that you were going to be asked to do things that were out of your comfort zone, that seemed literally impossible when you first took them on, that was the same between the two experiences.” This is what astronaut Christina Koch said challenged her most when starting her academic journey, during a press conference honoring her homecoming Monday on Centennial Campus. Before the press conference, Koch was welcomed home by the Wolfpack community on Centennial Campus
Is the definition of literacy changing? (opens the original)
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The National Literacy Institute reported that 21% of adults in the United States were illiterate in 2024. With the start of the new school year and the rise of AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and others, the definition of what it means to be literate is evolving. Jill Grifenhagen, an associate professor in literacy education, said literacy is so much bigger than just reading and writing. “Usually when we think about literacy, we think about reading and writing. Obviously we talk about oral lang
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