Eye on the Triangle

N.C. State is ushering in a whole new college to unify our sciences. This college is bringing forth a plethora of new opportunities for our students and the public. Here is my interview with Dean Solomon of the new College of Sciences.

Some very big changes took place on the student leadership front on campus, leaving us with a new student body president and plenty of unanswered questions. Deondre seeks to answer a few of those in this next story.

Cameron Village has a bit of hidden side to it. Do you know about the old Cameron Village?

Jake and Gene went all around Raleigh, trying some of the city’s best chocolate shops and bakeries for what turned out to be a delicious excursion.

Take any political election, and you’re likely to find some amount of violations of code or conduct, and our school election is no different. Deondre’ Jones has more.

In honor of N.C. State’s anniversary, the university hosted different speakers and scholars on spurring innovation in the workplace here in the Triangle area, and the role that N.C. State plays in spurring growth.

Interview with Lauren Collier, president of UAB about the controversial Dirty Bingo event. Interview with Paul Valone, president of Grassroots North Carolina, a pro second amendment organization. Interview with Jeovannah Hunter, Nubian Message columnist a

UNC-Chapel Hill recently started the process of introducing gender-neutral housing to the campus, learn more in this show. EOT interviews the president of UNC’s Residence Hall Association about the process of integrating coed housing.

Three new statues are currently in the planning stages for the campus Coach’s Corner. If erected, these would commemorate three N.C. State coaches of legendary status.

This show took some time to showcase our best segments of the 2012 calendar year!

Modern slavery is a topic that perhaps many don’t dwell on too often, but it is a problem. And not just abroad. If you know what to look for, you can sometimes find slavery right here in North Carolina. Gene Zhirnov has more.

Last week, Eye on the Triangle did not air. Instead, the Raleigh Public Record was on air covering the election. And covering the Raleigh Public Record was Jake Langlois.

Interview with Christina Cowger, NCSU professor and volunteer with NC Stop Torture Now.

Over the past several weeks, our contributor Jay Tomblin has been interviewing students from various political groups on campus in order to gauge their feelings on various issues facing our country. Here now is a representative of the student Democrats an

College Democrats and Republicans, oh my!

Our show if filled to the brim with content for you all. Of course, we are bringing updates on the election, with an interview with Young Americans for Liberty. Third Party Candidates have increasing importance in this year’s election, so we’ve got more c

Campus Crime has been recurring lately, so we’ve got some tips on how to stay safe. Next, a story on the upcoming Presidential Debate, and a very interesting piece on Third Party Candidates. As usual, we are also bringing Soundbytes from the Pack, Holiday

Nanotechnology is a rising trend in the world today, with which NC State is a spearhead. We’ve got a feature on Shack-a-thon, as well as Soundbytes on Marriage. Jake’s got a movie review as well.

Engineers Without Borders is a group striving to do good in the world, and can kind of be considered an engineer’s answer to the organization doctors without borders. This week, Gene spoke with members of Engineers Without Borders to find out a little mor

Our contributors have brought coverage of the Democratic National Convention and the Republican National Convention, as well as Herman Cain’s appearance on campus tomorrow. We’ve also got Soundbytes from the Brickyard about Voting. Phillip Farms are hosti