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06/04/2026

The Lenovo Center is one of the liveliest and loudest arenas in the NHL. How does its design make it such a loud venue for hockey games? Does it give the hometown Carolina Hurricanes a psychological edge over opponents? NC State experts weigh in.

Make some noise for the Canes: http://ncst.at/BrQH50Z7PbY

06/03/2026

Former Wolfpack tennis star Diana Shnaider is set to play in her first Grand Slam semifinals. 👏🎾 Today, she ousted top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka at the French Open.

Learn more about Diana and her last important trip to Paris — the 2024 Summer Olympics: http://ncst.at/OWP850Z7ob4

06/02/2026

SOUND THE SIREN. 🚨 Wolfpack Nation is ready to cheer on the Carolina Hurricanes in the Stanley Cup Final tonight!

06/01/2026

It's been Carolina Hurricanes season in Raleigh, but June is the official start of hurricane season in the Atlantic. 🌀 See how many named storms NC State College of Sciences researchers have predicted this year. http://ncst.at/iq8Y50Z6r2G

06/01/2026

National champs! 🏆 The NC State Esports Team recently competed at the NECC, defeating University of California, Santa Barbara to become Overwatch P1 national champions. This was NC State's first semester supporting a competitive esports team within the program.

Learn more about esports at NC State: http://ncst.at/Utoy50Z5Z5s

05/30/2026

Nothing like a WIN in Raleighwood‼️ Congrats, neighbor! Next up: the Stanley Cup Final. 👏🏆

A WIN TO REMEMBER

05/27/2026

This month, 82-year-old Bob Guzzo was officially enshrined in the NC State Athletic Hall of Fame. During the event, he received one of the biggest ovations of the 10 inductees, a celebration of a coaching career that made the Wolfpack a national power.

During his time as the NC State Wrestling coach, he won 12 ACC tournament titles, produced 86 individual ACC champions and 24 All-America athletes. 👏

Guzzo died May 16 of natural causes at his home in Raleigh. Read more about his legacy: http://ncst.at/m8sQ50Z4W7u

05/24/2026

Walt Wolfram, a renowned linguistics professor at NC State, is retiring after 34 years with the NC State College of Humanities and Social Sciences.

“Walt has fundamentally changed how we think about language, not just as a field of study, but as a way of connecting with communities," said CHASS Dean Deanna Dannels.

He leaves a legacy of community-centered research that has reshaped how language connects people. Read: http://ncst.at/Rbef50Z3rsu

05/23/2026

Singing the alma mater hits different once you graduate. We’ll miss you, Grains of Time grads. 🥲🎶