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Angel Parpard-Jacke, a fourth-year studying political science, poses surrounded by models wearing ensembles of her line, "Athlead." Christiana Pak Murashov, a fourth-year studying business administration, created the photo shoot to help display Parpard-Jacke's work. (Contributed by Angel Parpard-Jacke & Christina Pak Murashov)

Q&A with Designers of Color: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at 2019 AATS Fashion Exposé

Kennysha Woods
April 17, 2019
The panel at the "Exploring Mental Health in the APIDA Experience" event in Witherspoon Student Center speak on the stigmatization of mental health on Monday, April 1, 2019.

APIDA Voices: An Exploration of the Intersectionality of Mental Health

Kennysha Woods
April 4, 2019
Kevin Singer, a graduate student and co-director of Neighborly Faith, speaks at vigil for the victims of the shooting in New Zealand held at Stafford Commons on Tuesday, March 19. (Minh Phan/Nubian Message)

Vigil Unites Community, Promotes Interfaith Solidarity Following Christchurch Shootings

Kennysha Woods
March 21, 2019
Shelsey Hall, a fourth-year studying philosophy and political science, and Sam Chan, a third-year studying political science and business administration, lead the Racial Climate Town Hall on Wednesday, March 6 at Witherspoon Student Center. Student Government hosted the event and informed attendees of plans to implement proactive strategies, like cultural competency training, to prevent harmful racial incidents. (Swathi Karthik/Nubian Message)

Town Hall Proposes, Discusses Solutions for Campus Racial Climate

Kennysha Woods
March 19, 2019
Panelists at the screening of “The Illusionists” discussed the documentary, which centered on the influence that media has on body image and self-worth around the world. The screening took place on Feb. 27 in Talley Student Union and was sponsored by the Women’s Center, the Counseling Center and Student Health Services. (Kennysha Woods/Nubian Message)

Film, Discussion Centers Self-Image and Illusions in Media

Kennysha Woods
February 28, 2019
Serenity Hargrove looks at one of the pieces on display at the Politicization & Sexualization of Black Bodies art exhibit. The opening reception was held on Monday, Feb. 11 at the Witherspoon Student Center Art Gallery, and was hosted by the NC State Women's Center and the African American Cultural Center. The gallery runs until March 21, and features stories and paintings created by NC State students and staff.

New Exhibit Features Art from Wolfpack, Counternarratives About the Black Body

Kennysha Woods
February 14, 2019
Graphic by Keilah Davis/Nubian Message. Photos contributed by AACC Faculty Fellows.

AACC Introduces New Fellowship Opportunity, Announces Faculty Fellows

Kennysha Woods
January 31, 2019
From left to right: Dr. Sachelle Ford, Symone Sanders, John Miller IV, Chancellor Randy Woodson, Moses T. Alexander Greene (Shanmukha Sandesh/Nubian Message)

Radical Revolutionaries: Symone Sanders Commemorates MLK at NC State

Kennysha Woods
January 17, 2019
Social Justice January Goes “Beyond the Buzzwords”

Social Justice January Goes “Beyond the Buzzwords”

Kennysha Woods
January 17, 2019
Author and poet Tanaya Winder gives a speech to students about what it means to be Native American at Talley Student Union on Nov. 28, 2018.

Tanaya Winder Delivers NAHM Keynote

Kennysha Woods
November 29, 2018
Graphic by Anna Lee.

AWE Returns to NC State

Kennysha Woods
November 8, 2018
Photo by Keilah Davis, Editor-in-Chief

Periods, Not Just for Women

Kennysha Woods
October 24, 2018
There are multiple reserved parking spaces for individuals with disabilities all around NC State campus. (Sara Trudan/Staff Photographer)

How to Overcome Barriers and Make Our Classrooms More Accessible

Kennysha Woods
October 11, 2018
Curly Velasquez gives the keynote speech for Latinx Heritage Month at the Witherspoon Center Cinema.

Buzzfeed’s Curly Gives Keynote Speech at NC State

Kennysha Woods
September 27, 2018
(Anna Lee/Graphic Designer)

Afro-Latina Voices: Finding Acceptance on Campus

Kennysha Woods
September 27, 2018
A sign that reads "Women's Center" hung on a blue wall at the entry of NC State's Women's Center

Feminist Theory Thursdays Emphasize Theories, Applications

Kennysha Woods
September 13, 2018
The handmade jewelry by Sadarryle Rhone stands on display for visitors during the African American Culture Festival of Raleigh and Wake County on Saturday, September 1, 2018.

African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh: A celebration of blackness

Kennysha Woods
September 5, 2018
Kennysha Woods

Direct Action is Nothing New and (Sometimes) Needed

Kennysha Woods
September 2, 2018
Person reaching into empty refrigerator with magnets that read "HELP"

Study Reveals Food and Housing Insecurity at NC State

Kennysha Woods
March 21, 2018
Dr, Elan Hope

Blackademics: Dr. Elan Hope

Kennysha Woods
January 31, 2018
Tracey Ray

Q&A: The Nubian Message Then and Now with Dr. Tracey Ray, Reggie Barnes, and Dr. Craig Brookins

Kennysha Woods
November 29, 2017
Original Nubian Message cover

A Timeline of the Nubian Message at NC State

Kennysha Woods
November 29, 2017
Marcus Howard standing in front of whiteboard that reads "Engage Millennials"

See A Need, Fill A Need

Kennysha Woods
November 15, 2017
Henna Table

Islam Fair Promotes Cultural Understanding Through Da’wah

Kennysha Woods
November 1, 2017

NC State Libraries Hosts HorrorFest

Kennysha Woods
October 18, 2017
Phtot of Kennysha Woods

Say No to Slut Shaming

Kennysha Woods
October 18, 2017
Photo of Marisol Jimenez speaking at NC State

Latinx Heritage Month at NC State Keynote: Marisol Jimenez

Kennysha Woods
September 22, 2017
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