Stone and Griffin return for a third season, detailing the landscape of NC State athletics and the fall lineup.
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Stone and Griffin return for a third season, detailing the landscape of NC State athletics and the fall lineup.
Happy FDOC, Wolfpack! In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira sits down with Alexis Steptoe, Assistant Director at Wellness and Recreation to explore how to balance college life with personal wellness. Steptoe dives into what wellness truly means and shares practical strategies for managing overall well-being while handling the demands of student life. Don’t miss out on essential tips and expert advice to start your semester off right!
How could these bones show us the earliest sign of empathy and humanity? Scrimble discusses the Shanidar Fossils and what they can tell us about humans today.
In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira talks with David Elrod, Associate Vice Provost for the Office of Institutional Equity and Equal Opportunity at NC State & Title IX Designated Official, about changes and updates in Title IX regulation. For more information about Title IX and resources, visit the Office of Institutional Equity and Equal Opportunity’s website.
How did this shark take over the ocean as the scariest predator to ever exist? Scrimble investigates the megalodon and if it really is all it’s cracked up to be.
In this episode, we will be looking at recalling the events from the last few races in Formula 1 world before our summer break.
Why were these two completely different species found cuddling together in a burrow? Scrimble explains the Triassic Cuddle Fossil and tells the story of how these two came to be.
On this episode of The Stripdown, tune in to hear about the Durham-based band, Dirty Flowers. Hear about their unique songwriting process, their musical inspirations, and more!
Was this dinosaur the biggest land animal of all time? Scrimble discusses the Patagotitan and the fossils it left behind.
How did this dinosaur become one of the most diverse and successful predators in the ocean? Scrimble explores the ichthyosaur and its impacts on the ocean ecosystem today.