The College of Sciences has recognized two alumni, two students and a faculty member for their outstanding achievements and contributions.

Correspondent Jordan Birkner argues that people need to be more involved to truly help historically marginalized communities.

Review Jordan's visual presentation of her research observing the assessments and knowledge involved with psychological diagnostics.

Correspondent Jordan Birkner showcases useful resources NC State students can use to reduce costs to offset the weight of student loan debt.

Correspondent Jake Pekar argues in favor of professors revealing their political beliefs to students.

Correspondent Jordan Birkner argues against professors making their biases known to students.

Jordan reflects on the importance of ASNC's logo change to people with autism.

Correspondent Jordan Birkner unpacks the importance and value of sharing spaces with people who think differently than you.

Author(s): Jordan Birkner Mentor(s): Gary Comstock Poster: 22 How We Evaluate (HWE) is a critical thinking course by Dr. Gary Comstock...

Explore why taking multiple part-time positions may be a beneficial work or career strategy for those with ADHD.

Explore the flaws with the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision to do away with affirmative action in higher education.

Affirmative action has been one of the most polarizing social issues in America for decades. Many consider it to be a positive component...

Correspondent Jordan Birkner details why misconceptions about bisexual identity are harmful and create hostile social environments.

Review the presentation of Jordan's capstone research in "Biological Impacts on Neuropsychology".

Abstract for oral presentation Jordan presented at the OUR's 2023 Spring Symposium.

Why companies’ controversial histories should not be a deterrent for potential employees, citing the possibility to make change.

NC State Senior Jordan Birkner is on a Path to Earning Three Bachelor’s Degrees.

Jordan Birkner narrates her mental health experience regarding ADHD and autism diagnoses.

Correspondent Jordan Birkner argues that making assignments due at class time is more beneficial for students' health and wellbeing.

With all the courses we take and the many professors we encounter, assignment due dates are always changing. Some submissions are due...