Still banned in Kenya, Rafiki, which means friend in Swahili, tells the love story of Kena, a studious introvert, and Ziki, a free spirit. With beautiful, nuanced performances and engaging visuals, this film will stay with you long after viewing […]
Many survivors of interpersonal violence find healing and recovery through grounding practices of mindfulness and artistic expression. This opportunity is for any student who has experienced or been impacted by interpersonal violence to create and submit their own coloring page […]
The theme of this year's Love Your Body Day Summit is How To Love Your Body When There Are So Many Attacks Against It: The Three Pandemics. The theme explores how to navigate threats such as COVID-19, violence on Black […]
The Silent Witness Project is an exhibit in memory of victims of domestic violence. The Women’s Center and Movement Peer Educators will host the exhibit virtually to increase awareness and education about the impacts of domestic violence in our community. […]
University Theatre hosts professional theatre-makers who speak about their work, their industry and their journey within the arts. Join us for a discussion with actor/performer Stephanie Umoh. Umoh is a New York City-based Broadway, TV, film and commercial actor. She […]
We're all living through tough times and have been affected in some way. You're invited to participate in Wolf Chat Wednesday, an opportunity for students, faculty and staff to connect, share, listen and grow.
As we celebrate Latinx Heritage Month, join us on a virtual tour. You'll learn about Latino organizations at NC State during the tour and upcoming events. To access the virtual tour, click the following link: go.ncsu.edu/latinxgallery. For more information, please […]
Still banned in Kenya, Rafiki, which means friend in Swahili, tells the love story of Kena, a studious introvert, and Ziki, a free spirit. With beautiful, nuanced performances and engaging visuals, this film will stay with you long after viewing […]
Many survivors of interpersonal violence find healing and recovery through grounding practices of mindfulness and artistic expression. This opportunity is for any student who has experienced or been impacted by interpersonal violence to create and submit their own coloring page […]
The Silent Witness Project is an exhibit in memory of victims of domestic violence. The Women’s Center and Movement Peer Educators will host the exhibit virtually to increase awareness and education about the impacts of domestic violence in our community. […]