Gronendyke’s journey to Peace
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Photo by Tim Gronendyke By Brodey Price The heart of a man can go many places. Travelling far and wide, one can see many miles, recognize many faces, and experience many things. It can be lifted, b…
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Feeling stressed becomes too heavy to handle
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illustration by Alexandra Cortez-Cortez By Alexandra Cortez-Cortez Being stressed about homework can feel like carrying a heavy weight that never seems to come to an end. Your mind is racing with …
Peace to Add Men’s Volleyball in 2026-27
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Photo curiosity of Peace Athletics By Jasani Garvin and Connor Ballou William Peace University will begin competing in men’s volleyball during the 2026-27 academic year, marking a new chapter for t…
Inside the new game development club
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President Ian Stoops leads the March 17 Game Dev Club meeting. The new club creates community and provides opportunities to connect with careers. Photo by Owen Jones. By Owen Jones In the gaming i…
Students share their thoughts on how AI impacts them now and in the near future.
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Photo by Markus Haugh By Owen Jones Artificial Intelligence is impacting our lives now more than ever, especially for students. As AI tools have only grown in prominence in the past year, questions…
Professor Duncan shapes student experience at Peace
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Duncan is standing at the whiteboard, fully immersed in his lesson. He is writing down instructions on how to write an opinion essay and what is expected to be in the essay. Photo By Alexandra Cor…
Raleigh’s Downtown South: A wrong goal being chased
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Feature photo by Town of Raleigh By Gavin Martin The city of Raleigh and Wake County are considering funding a massive $2 billion development off of South Saunders Street near downtown Raleigh call…
Professor Matt Hodge’s time at Peace
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Feature photo By Cole Ames By Cole Ames Matt Hodge is a professor at William Peace University who heads the interdisciplinary arts department. He has a love for all things within the fine arts and …
Sophomore Spotlight: Caviness leads on and off the field
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By Emily Hawxwell Sophomore Cammie Caviness is making the most of her time at William Peace University, balancing academics, athletics, and leadership. As an environmental studies major and member …
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