Hunt Library News Today

Arrived at the International Space station. We are glad you are up with abc. We want to get a check of your weekend forecast. Bill logan is here with the most accurate forecast. A little bit of rain. I think you will have noticed over the past couple of days that dennis has been talking about unsettled weather. It is here. Its not settled yet and it will be settled until late on sunday. By the time it settles, we will see a lot cooler conditions up there. For right now, what were looking at is d...

There is a new outdoor art installation created by artist Larry Bell on NC State's Centennial Campus.

Imagination is a powerful force that fuels creativity and innovation, especially for the arts. In Southern California there is a thriving and vibrant arts community known for its immense talent and diversity. Thanks to local organizations there are more opportunities than ever to grow and learn more about one’s craft. Arts Orange County, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the arts, has long been at the forefront of promoting creativity and cultural enrichment in Orange County. On...

Shuttered as a public library since 2013, the Hunt's grand reopening is set for April 13 after a long fight to save it.

Assistant Video Editor Katherine Wan calls for a federal abolition of PFAS, or polyfluoroalkyl substances, in our everyday products.

FALLS VILLAGE - The D. M. Hunt Library will be hosting an exhibition of early 20th-century photography from the archives of the Falls Village-Canaan Historical Society from March 16 through May 3. Titled "From the Great Falls to the Hilltops," the display will offer a vivid peek into the past people

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HENDERSON — Through a partnership with The Innovation Project, Vance County Schools is part of a groundbreaking educational program, SparkNC, which is shaping the future for North Carolina students. Funded

Dont know where to study for finals? Technician Editorial Board has compiled a list of the best spots to be an academic weapon this final season.

Mike Madden, PhD recipient of the Marine, Earth, & Atmospheric Sciences Department, responds to Technicians recent library dueling columns.