Wolfpack Welcome Week is NC State's way of welcoming new students to the Wolfpack community and welcoming returning students, faculty and staff back to campus. With almost 100 events and activities taking place from Aug. 17 – 25 — there’s something for everyone.
A full slate of events is scheduled at NC State for Black History Month. For details, see the annual campus-wide calendar, prepared by Multicultural Student Affairs. The 2018 theme is "Reclaiming Our Time: Solidifying Our Existence in the Wake of Resistance."
NC State celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr. with service opportunities, performances, dialogue, and other events.
Winter Welcome Week aims to connect students to campus and provide them with the skills and experiences to thrive in their time on campus. Check out this year's schedule, download the mobile guide, and learn more about the week's events.
Join us as we honor the university’s past and present, and learn how the Think and Do the Extraordinary Campaign is mapping out our exciting future. Alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends of the university will gather from Oct. 29 to Nov. 4 to enjoy time-honored homecoming traditions alongside newer activities that are fast becoming Wolfpack favorites.
NC State's Annual Diversity Education Week takes place October 22- 28, 2017. All students, faculty and staff are strongly encouraged to participate in the week of dialogue, events, programs and workshops.
A full slate of events is scheduled at NC State for Black History Month. For details, see the eleventh annual campus-wide calendar, prepared by Multicultural Student Affairs. The 2017 theme is “Unlearning the Single Story: Intersectional Blackness.”
Global Entrepreneurship Week is the world's largest celebration of innovators and job creators who launch startups that bring ideas to life, drive economic growth and expand human welfare. The university has planned a variety of events that are open to the entire campus community.
Join us for this year’s RED AND WHITE WEEK — a celebration of NC State’s past, present and future.
By utilizing the strengths of our diverse student body, Diversity Education Week (DEW) serves to further equip NC State students, faculty and staff with 21st century skills. DEW advances learning and scholarship, builds understanding and respect among different peoples, and enhances constructive leadership and dialogue in our local and global community. Through education and engagement it promotes awareness and understanding of our nation and world’s diverse cultures and fosters intercultural understanding.