Five students will be inducted into the N.C. State chapter of the Society for Collegiate Journalists Feb. 2. The Society, which is the nation’s oldest honorary society for collegiate mass communications, according to the Society’s handbook,
WKNC’s third annual Double Barrel Benefit, which took place in February, was named by Independent Weekly as one of its favorite shows of 2006. In the “Rock and Roll Quarterly” issue, writer Grayson Currin characterized the
WKNC 88.1 FM will be hosting a 40th birthday bash Nov. 10-11. On Friday, the bands Doco and SNMNMNM at Kulture in downtown Raleigh will be the attraction for the celebration. Saturday’s bash takes place
The NCSU chapter of The Society for Collegiate Journalists is hosting a screening of Peter Weir’s “The Year of Living Dangerously” Monday, Nov. 13, 6-8 p.m. in the campus cinema. Assistant professor Dick Reavis will
The Associated Collegiate Press selected the 2006 edition of N.C. State’s literary magazine, the Windhover, as tied for third place in the Best of Show competition at the national convention ACP co-sponsors with the College
WKNC 88.1 FM was one of 16 North Carolina State University organizations that raised money for the N.C. State chapter of Habitat for Humanity by participating in the annual Shack-a-thon. Groups constructed shacks out of
Rob Bradley, a senior in Communication Media Studies and senior photographer with the N.C. State Student Media, was named a finalist in the national Photo Excellence Awards sponsored by the Associated Collegiate Press. His photo,
Student Media advertising director, Robbie Williams, a senior in business management, was recognized at the regional Southern University Newspapers conference in Norfolk, Vir. Sept. 29. Williams, who hosted a roundtable discussion for first-time ad manager,
Readers of The Independent Weekly voted WKNC 88.1 FM top radio station in its annual “Best of the Triangle” reader survey. The paper also named WKNC’s ‘Rochester’ the best radio DJ.
Fifteen students were inducted into the N.C. State chapter of the Society for Collegiate Journalists April 30. The Society, which is the nation’s oldest honorary society for collegiate mass communications, according to the Society’s handbook,