This excerpt is from a recording of Martin Luther King Jr.'s November 1962 speech in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, where he first uttered the phrase "I have a dream" during a public address. North Carolina State University English professor Jason Miller discovered the long-lost recording while researching the genesis of King's "dream." 

Excerpt from Martin Luther King Jr.'s November 1962 speech in Rocky Mount, North Carolina

In this recording, poet John Balaban reads and singer Le Pham Le sings Hồ Xuân Hương's poem "Spring — Watching Pavilion." 

John Balaban reads and Le Pham Le sings "Spring — Watching Pavilion"

On April 18, 2017, NC State Humanities and Social Sciences Dean Jeff Braden shared how science has affected his life during a presentation of The Story Collider in Kinston, North Carolina. Braden was one of five storytellers to participate in The Story Collider, a storytelling show that brings together scientists and nonscientists to share stories about science and life. For more information, go to https://www.storycollider.org.

The Story Collider: Dean Jeff Braden Shares His Science Story

We study human thought (the humanities) and action (the social sciences) in a high-tech context.

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