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This newspaper photograph shows two of the "womanless wedding" participants walking down the aisle.

This photograph, of State's Mates's "womanless wedding," shows the "bride" and groom at the altar.

This is a photograph of one State's Mates member at the Shady Ladies Tearoom.

This newspaper photograph shows two husbands of State's Mates members "getting married."

Bowen wrote this letter to State's Mates to inquire about the happiness of college marriages and the problems that student wives had to tackle, as research for a panel on college marriages.

This photograph contains members of the "wedding party" at State's Mates' womanless wedding.

This is the cover of the program for the State's Mates moon themed variety show.

This excerpt shows the two main contenders for the State's Mates annual project in 1971: work at a local orphanage and visiting patients at Dorothea Dix.

This logo appeared at the top of each issue of the Wagg'n Tongue, the monthly newsletter for State's Mates

Many State's Mates lived in Vetville until its demolition in the late 1950s. Vetville housed veterans and their families that came to North Carolina State College as a result of the G.I. Bill.