Home Is Where the Wolfpack Is
Reconnect with your Pack and everything you love about NC State during our homecoming celebration, Oct. 27 to Nov. 3.
You’re Red and White for Life
Red and White Week is our annual homecoming celebration of NC State, our Think and Do spirit, and the entire Wolfpack community of alumni, students, staff, faculty, donors, parents, families, partners and friends. It’s our favorite week — because we get to see you.
You’ll revisit your favorite NC State places. Cheer on your favorite football team. Hear the chancellor honor the university’s biggest accomplishments. Reconnect with your Wolfpack through dozens of events, and online via social media.
Most importantly, you’ll remember why NC State will always be home. (Be sure to pack plenty of red.)
Join us Oct. 27 to Nov. 3, 2024 — in Raleigh or from anywhere.
Featured Events
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Watch how the week unfolded across social media, and prepare to join in next year’s celebration using #NCStateRedWhite. See what’s happening.
Aim might be too good. ⚽️🎯
This weekend, @mancity became the first football club to launch their own @fortnite map — and they celebrated the release of “The Ladder” inside our very own Hunt Library with @packathletics. 🎮👏
Play their new creative map — and hundreds of other games — in the @ncstateesports lab.
ℹ️ The Ladder [Man City] Game Code: 7124-6951-4339
![Aim might be too good. ⚽️🎯
This weekend, @mancity became the first football club to launch their own @fortnite map — and they celebrated the release of “The Ladder” inside our very own Hunt Library with @packathletics. 🎮👏
Play their new creative map — and hundreds of other games — in the @ncstateesports lab.
ℹ️ The Ladder [Man City] Game Code: 7124-6951-4339](https://redwhiteweek.ncsu.edu/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
The Wolfpack’s biggest party is one month away‼️
On Aug. 24, we’re taking over Hillsborough Street for #Packapalooza™️ — NC State’s all-day block party and street festival. Hundreds of organizations, community members and fans will flock to campus to celebrate a new year with the Wolfpack. We’ll meet you there. 🐺🐾🫡
#NCStateWWW
After more than 14 years as NC State’s chancellor, Randy Woodson announced today that he will retire at the end of his current contract on June 30, 2025. The @unc_system will lead a search for a successor.
Chancellor Woodson’s enduring tenure is testament to both his passion for guiding the Wolfpack and his skill in stewarding one of the nation’s leading public research universities.
“For 14 years, Randy Woodson has perfectly captured the pragmatic brilliance of NC State,” said UNC System President Peter Hans. “Like the university he leads, Randy is sharp, good-natured, and eager to get things done for North Carolina. It’s made him a great colleague and one of the most effective leaders in this state.”
Chancellor Woodson’s tenure has been marked by vast improvements to NC State’s academic measures, research expenditures, entrepreneurial spirit, financial and facility growth, and overall reputation.
“NC State started 137 years ago, and it will continue long after you — or I — are gone,” Woodson said. “Wolfpack, I cannot wait to see what you Think and Do next.”
More information about the chancellor’s legacy and the search for the next chancellor is available at transformation.ncsu.edu.
CRISPR has the power to correct genetic diseases like sickle cell. It can change the fiber content in trees to make them more amenable to processing.
“What sounded like science fiction just 10 years ago is now a medical therapeutic reality,” said @NCStateCALS distinguished professor Rodolphe Barrangou.
Barrangou was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame for his role as a pioneer of the CRISPR revolution. He joins Chancellor Woodson to talk about his work and to share advice for aspiring scientists.
🎥🎧 Find episode 10 of Red Chair Chats on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts at the link in our bio.
