After four years of working at the Technician, Managing Editor Tristan Tucker recounts the valuable lessons he has learned over the course of his time at student media.

After finishing with an 8-4 record in spite of missing its starting quarterback, senior sports writer Rachel Bilenki argues why the Pack will have a higher ceiling with Devin Leary under center.

The NC State women's soccer team finished the regular season on a high note, defeating Boston College 3-1. Junior midfielder Toni Starova scored two goals in the win, bringing the Pack to 5-3-1 on the year.

With certain wrestling and women’s basketball upperclassmen leaders announcing their return next year, a number of Pack teams are looking stronger than ever.

The current owners of a three-game win streak, the volleyball team will hit the road to close out the season. To end the year, three of the four opponents the Pack will face are ranked.

The women’s 6k race kicked off the championships at 12:50 p.m., and with 161 points, the Wolfpack women grabbed a second-place finish, the highest finish since 2001. The men’s 10k started at 1:40 p.m. with the NC State men’s team finishing 23rd of 30 with 547 points.

After an impressive regular season and an even more solid performance in the ACC Tournament, the future shines bright for the Wolfpack as it prepares to enter the NCAA Tournament shortly.

With an upcoming four-game stretch on the road, Pack volleyball looks to build on its recent momentum in conference play.

Currently sitting 6-8 in ACC play, talk of an NCAA Tournament selection no longer exists, and as the Wolfpack stands right now, it has most likely punched its ticket to the NIT, predicted as a sixth seed for the National Invitation Tournament.

Coming off a huge victory over Boston College, NC State returned to PNC Arena on Tuesday, Feb. 9, falling 77-68 in its second loss to Syracuse this season.