University Theatre will hold auditions for A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare, A Case of Salt by Gaven Bell and Special Project. An orientation will be held before each audition session. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions […]
The African American Cultural Center Library is extending its hours once a week to provide students a quiet place to study on central campus. Every Wednesday this fall, the AACC Library will be open until 7 p.m. The library coordinator […]
University Theatre will hold auditions for A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare, A Case of Salt by Gaven Bell and Special Project. An orientation will be held before each audition session. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions […]
Join breakdancer Brandon McCrimmon, aka No Centss, for a class full of breakdancing fundamentals and choreography. McCrimmon is a staple in the breakin’ community of Raleigh, representing a crew called Raleigh Rockers and known for performing, teaching and throwing events […]
University Theatre will hold auditions for A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare, A Case of Salt by Gaven Bell and Special Project. An orientation will be held before each audition session. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions […]
Join the African American Cultural Center’s biweekly space for the NC State community to come together as family and share perspectives and offer support. We welcome you to our living room to engage in discussion on some of the most […]
Bi/Pan is a group for bisexual, pansexual, queer and questioning people to discuss identity and find community and support. Our meetings will be held in person and virtually.
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
During this workshop, participants will review the definitions of consent and discover ways to utilize consent in daily life — in and out of a sexual context. We will also help participants identify and practice methods of consent that can […]
The African American Cultural Center Library is extending its hours once a week to provide students a quiet place to study on central campus. Every Wednesday this fall, the AACC Library will be open until 7 p.m. The library coordinator […]
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
Join members of the Everything Black Club as we examine and discuss all works produced by those in the African diaspora, including the continent of Africa. The Black works we will discuss will include literature, music, music videos, movies, TV […]
The purpose of The Collective is to create a space for women of color at NC State to form a community, break silos and deepen relationships through facilitated dialogue centered on truth-telling and testimonials. The Collective welcomes cisgender and transgender […]
NC State LIVE is kicking off the year in our own backyard. Join us for a free season launch party and outdoor concert. The soulful sounds of Grammy-nominated The Hamiltones will gather us back as a community. Bring your blankets, […]
The five daughters of Bernarda Alba have been sentenced to eight years of seclusion, mourning the recent death of their father. But erotic intrigues and exquisite longings cannot be contained in a house of cloistered daughters. A poetic drama by […]
The dual purpose of Feminist Fridays is to create a community of scholars who believe in collaborative leadership through engaging in critical discourse and reflection and to provide an opportunity for transformative learning through discussion and counter-storytelling, refuting the dominant […]
Work on a new, devised performance piece will be developed in a series of “creative binges” over the course of four Saturday intensives. The final project, scheduled to take place in November, will be performed in collaboration with and in […]
Out in STEM is an organization that supports LGBTQ students in the science, technology, engineering and math fields. We do a variety of events, including professor panels and stress busters. Feel free to join us at any point. For more […]
Tayah Butler, director of diversity, equity inclusion in the Poole College of Management, will present "Poole Pride" and how she has crafted a journey within Poole College for LGBTQIA+ empowered spaces.
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
Are you passionate about diversity, equity and inclusion? Are you passionate about change-making? Do you want to learn more about feminism/womanism and its impact on campus and society at large? Do you have a heart for service and helping others? […]
Join NC State's College of Design, the School of Architecture's National Organization of Minority Architect Students chapter and the North Carolina chapter of NOMA for the next installment of the Freelon Lecture Series. The featured lecturers will be Devanne Pena, […]
Latinx Heritage Month at NC State encourages the celebration, visibility and unity of the Latino community in all of its forms and cultures. Acknowledging the impact of the Latino community is essential for cross-campus connections, understanding and advocacy across all […]
As the founder and CEO of ForHerCosmetics, Alyssa Space is building a cosmetics empire that not only diversifies the beauty industry but inspires the next generation of chemists and entrepreneurs. What started in the kitchen of her mother's home has […]
The African American Cultural Center Library is extending its hours once a week to provide students a quiet place to study on central campus. Every Wednesday this fall, the AACC Library will be open until 7 p.m. The library coordinator […]
Please join us for a conversation with Arab American choreographers and dancers Leila Awadallah, Sharon Mansur, Meryl Murman and Leyya Tawil about their work and projects and future creative visions.
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
Whether our society acknowledges it or not, there are multiple factors involved in relationships besides sexual desire. This two-hour workshop explores identities in which sexual attraction or romantic attraction are not experienced to the degree our culture expects. Participants will […]
Interpersonal violence is a public health crisis impacting college-age adults at alarming rates. This workshop offers faculty and staff an in-depth understanding of the prevalence and types of interpersonal violence that exist on a college campus, the range of impacts […]
Queer Quorum is a student-led discussion about topics of queer life, identities and culture. This is a by-you-for-you program and serves as a model to navigate a multiuse space in a way that centers consent and the needs of the […]
Join the Women's Center and Pack Recovery for a monthly support space for women recovering from substance abuse disorders or wanting to learn more about them. Please note this space welcomes cisgender and transgender women as well as femmes and […]
Please join us for a conversation with Arab American choreographers and dancers Leila Awadallah, Sharon Mansur, Meryl Murman and Leyya Tawil about their work and projects and future creative visions.
How do marginalized people carve out and stitch together spaces, knowledge and cultures of their own while navigating political economies of oppression? Specifically, how do digital environments afford and limit transgender people in their production of culture, access to accurate […]
Join the African American Cultural Center’s biweekly space for the NC State community to come together as family and share perspectives and offer support. We welcome you to our living room to engage in discussion on some of the most […]
Poole College of Management Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will reveal a mural in honor of 2021 Latinx Heritage Month. Join us to hear the artist talk about his inspiration and interpretation of the mural.
Bi/Pan is a group for bisexual, pansexual, queer and questioning people to discuss identity and find community and support. Our meetings will be held in person and virtually.
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
Come to the Multicultural Student Affairs to fellowship with members and allies of the Latino community at NC State. Get plugged in, play games and enjoy a quick rest from your classwork.
The African American Cultural Center Library is extending its hours once a week to provide students a quiet place to study on central campus. Every Wednesday this fall, the AACC Library will be open until 7 p.m. The library coordinator […]
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
Join members of the Everything Black Club as we examine and discuss all works produced by those in the African diaspora, including the continent of Africa. The Black works we will discuss will include literature, music, music videos, movies, TV […]
What are conceptualizations of gender? This workshop will explore the impact of colonization on U.S. and global conceptualizations of gender identity and expression. Participants will uncover strategies and language for exploration that they might use for themselves or to support […]
The purpose of The Collective is to create a space for women of color at NC State to form a community, break silos and deepen relationships through facilitated dialogue centered on truth-telling and testimonials. The Collective welcomes cisgender and transgender […]
In this class, participants will learn the fundamentals and history of Odissi dance, warm-up exercises, basic postures, basic steppings and body movements of Odissi. Odissi is an Indian classical dance form known for its fluid, graceful dance movements with melodious […]
RSVP to Multicultural Student Affairs' first monthly Chat 'n Chew, which will specifically focus on Latino culture and engagement. Enjoy a variety of Latino cuisine while interacting and fellowshipping with community members. This event will be capped at 30 attendees, […]
The dual purpose of Feminist Fridays is to create a community of scholars who believe in collaborative leadership through engaging in critical discourse and reflection and to provide an opportunity for transformative learning through discussion and counter-storytelling, refuting the dominant […]
Work on a new, devised performance piece will be developed in a series of “creative binges” over the course of four Saturday intensives. The final project, scheduled to take place in November, will be performed in collaboration with and in […]
Out in STEM is an organization that supports LGBTQ students in the science, technology, engineering and math fields. We do a variety of events, including professor panels and stress busters. Feel free to join us at any point. For more […]
Join University Theatre’s Out Loud series, a casual theatre experience for first-time theatre-goers and seasoned theatre lovers alike, as we sit back and read aloud plays by both student and professional playwrights. Attendees have the opportunity to read a character, […]
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
Come to the Multicultural Student Affairs to fellowship with members and allies of the Latino community at NC State. Get plugged in, play games and enjoy a quick rest from your classwork.
The Mu Xi Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. invites you to join us for The Blu Network, a panel discussion and networking event designed to introduce students to some of the Black faculty at NC State and some […]
This presentation defines microaggressions and addresses the types of microaggressions experienced by the LGBTQ community on a daily basis. It offers approaches for recognizing and responding to these microaggressions when they occur.
The African American Cultural Center Library is extending its hours once a week to provide students a quiet place to study on central campus. Every Wednesday this fall, the AACC Library will be open until 7 p.m. The library coordinator […]
Come out and enjoy Multicultural Student Affairs’ first monthly trivia night of the semester. We will quiz you on topics ranging from history and geography to early 2000s pop culture. Teams of two to three people can register. This event […]
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
The Developing Cultural Competence student certificate program provides a theoretical framework for understanding culture, learning about cultural dimensions and improving cultural competency. In four weeks, students build an international network while studying global cultures. The certificate program appeals to students […]
Crossed kalunga by the stars & other acts of resistance features work by seven contemporary artists who evidence transformative and contested circumstances in their production. Art by José Bedia, Athlone Clarke, André Leon Gray, Esmerelda Mila, Rex Miller, Marielle Plaisir […]
Join us to hear state Rep. Ricky Hurtado speak about his experience navigating college success and his current role in the North Carolina House of Representatives. Hurtado was born and raised in rural North Carolina and attended the University of […]
Crossed kalunga by the stars & other acts of resistance features work by seven contemporary artists who evidence transformative and contested circumstances in their production. Art by José Bedia, Athlone Clarke, André Leon Gray, Esmerelda Mila, Rex Miller, Marielle Plaisir […]
The Vision Wall, a project led by the Hidden Voices Collective and student leaders across the United States, is part of the national #WeAreHere campaign to end sexual violence on college campuses. The NC State Vision Wall, led by NC […]
Crossed kalunga by the stars & other acts of resistance features work by seven contemporary artists who evidence transformative and contested circumstances in their production. Art by José Bedia, Athlone Clarke, André Leon Gray, Esmerelda Mila, Rex Miller, Marielle Plaisir […]
Our Futures is a GLBT Center speaker series that shows our students what their lives can look like. Anna Patton has spent the last decade serving precollege and collegiate students in higher education and community education settings. As a social […]