The Gregg Museum mounts a rare exhibition of Vernon Pratt's "All The Possibilities of Filling in Sixteenths," accompanied by a sound environment composed by Rich Holly, Executive Director of Arts NC State. Find more information about visiting the museum, including operating hours. This exhibition is open before and after Red and White Week from October…
Painting with fire, dancing with ink or exploiting decomposition, composer John Cage, dancer Merce Cunningham, poet/ceramist M.C. Richards and photographer Sally Mann came to Virginia's Mountain Lake for a series of art experiments involving scientists, scholars and local folk. This exhibit is facilitated and curated by painter Ray Kass and organized by the Longwood Center…
Bring a splash of Wolfpack spirit to our favorite thoroughfare. Come help us paint the windows along Hillsborough Street.
It's Red and White Week. That means free food! Wear an NC State red shirt and get a free item from a local vendor for lunch. Due to rain, Wear Red, Get Fed will be held underneath the overhang of One Earth at Talley Student Union on Friday, Nov. 2.
Come out and participate in Penny Wars by giving your change during Wear Red, Get Fed! For the fourth year in a row, NC State students are coming together to raise money to support fellow students. This year, all monies raised will support the Student Emergency Fund which was created to ensure all Wolfpack students…
Help us launch our weeklong celebration of all things NC State with music, food and giveaways.
See winners of NC State's annual research image contest explain how they capture insights into the world around us.
Join fellow Wake County alumni and friends, as well as Mr. and Ms. Wuf, to kickoff Red & White Week at Vidrio. Monday, Oct. 29, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Vidrio 500 Glenwood Ave., Suite 100 Raleigh, NC 27603 Menu Includes: Green Chickpea Hummus Fig Flatbread Mini Pork Souvlakis Zucchini Fritters Moroccan Beef Meatballs
Hear from NC State alum Jess Ekstrom about her entrepreneurial journey as founder of Headbands of Hope.
Carry on the tradition of Wolfpack service. Drop off your canned food donations to benefit Triangle food shelters.
