By Emerson Scollo What’s something that is green, living, brightens up a space and provides benefits to the owner? That’s right, plants! Plants have been known to not only decoratively add to a living space but they also help improve…
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By Jacob Trump William Peace University welcomed parents the weekend of Oct. 8 for Family Weekend, an effort to reunite Pacers with their family members. This is a new tradition for WPU, and they hope to extend it to families…
By Dezarae Churchill WPU Board of Trustees Chair Billie Redmond was presented the 2022 Albert Earl Finley Distinguished Service Award on Sept. 15 at the Raleigh Chamber’s 134th annual meeting held at Fletcher Opera Theater at Duke Energy Center of…
By Kameesha Pascoe College students sometimes feel a lot of pressure to be successful in their academics, sports and within their families. However, defining success is complicated and looks differently for everyone. For some, success comes from having dreams they…
What do drinks to go mean for downtown businesses? By Dezarae Churchill New Orleans is most iconically known for its boisterous bands and late-night parties. Visitors are encouraged to engage in nightlife and are often seen trekking up the infamous…
By Ben Maske It seems that the world finally has a handle on COVID-19, following the decline in serious complications and hospitalizations. It has almost been two years since the virus hit the United States and everyone went into lockdown,…
Students enjoyed one last hot summer day at Waterpalooza on Aug. 26. The event featured a water slide, slip & slide, and a dunk tank. There was also water pong, water balloons, and free towels. It was a great way…
Story and photos by Michelle Porizkova Porizkova is visiting local businesses in Raleigh this semester for the Peace of Downtown feature, sharing their stories in text and images with an eye toward capturing how businesses are faring in the wake…
By Travion Jones After two years of mask mandates, North Carolina is letting loose and will allow most indoor facilities to be mask optional. Places such as hospitals, nursing homes, and transportation services are still requiring masks based on federal…
By Dezarae Churchill On Feb. 24 Ukrainian citizens huddled together in subway stations in an attempt to seek asylum from Russia’s attack. Nearly three weeks after the initial strike, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is urging world leaders to visit the…