Join us after the NCSU vs. UNC football game (GO PACK!) this Saturday to support the NC State Dance Team, because without them... the end zones would be boring!
Annual NC State Dance Team Fundraiser Event
this Saturday - November 28th
after the NCSU vs. UNC football game
Undergrad, grad students, alumni, and die hard fans are all welcome and a mere $5.00 donation is suggested at the door.
Ready to dance with the girls?
Come on out to enjoy live music by the Dan Harvey Band!
Showing posts with label Wolfpack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wolfpack. Show all posts
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Get On the Bus - for FREEEEE!
Everybody sing with us, Huey Lewis style: "Don't need money, don't need fame. Don't take no credit card to ride this train BUS!"
WolfProwl - NC State's connection to downtown Raleigh
For years, students have been seeking a way to access the incredible entertainment district that is downtown Raleigh. Starting this Thursday, WolfProwl will make that connection for thousands of NC State students.
Service will run 9pm-3am every Thurs.-Sat. and tie into the "R-line" downtown circulator serving:
-Glenwood South
-Convention Center
-Fayetteville Street
-Moore Square & more
Tapping existing Werewolf routes, service will include:
-Main Campus
-Hillsborough St.
-Greek Village
-Wolf Village
-Avent Ferry Rd.
-Gorman St. & more
Service will run approximately every 30 minutes. Until more definitive arrival/departure times are known, riders can use the online Transloc service to find their bus. For more info, maps, & rules, click here: http://ncsu.edu/wolfline.
Student government is hosting a kickoff event will at 8:30pm Thursday on the steps of Talley - click here for info: http://facebook.com/event.php?eid=50513004804. There are already tons of online updates about R-Line, so check those out, too!
*Here's a quick definition of the R-Line from the City of Raleigh:"The R-Line will connect employees, residents, conventioneers and other visitors in the central business district to retail and entertainment venues, restaurants and parking. Two environmentally friendly hybrid electric buses, both with 36 seats, will be used on the route.
The R-Line will run every 10 to 15 minutes. Hours of operation for the new service will be 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 7 a.m. to 2:15 a.m. Thursday through Saturday, and 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday." We'll see you Downtown!
This past weekend the R-Line* was launched. This week, NC State ties into the R-Line with WolfProwl.
Via The Howl - an email from NCSU's Student Body President
For years, students have been seeking a way to access the incredible entertainment district that is downtown Raleigh. Starting this Thursday, WolfProwl will make that connection for thousands of NC State students.
Service will run 9pm-3am every Thurs.-Sat. and tie into the "R-line" downtown circulator serving:
-Glenwood South
-Convention Center
-Fayetteville Street
-Moore Square & more
Tapping existing Werewolf routes, service will include:
-Main Campus
-Hillsborough St.
-Greek Village
-Wolf Village
-Avent Ferry Rd.
-Gorman St. & more
Service will run approximately every 30 minutes. Until more definitive arrival/departure times are known, riders can use the online Transloc service to find their bus. For more info, maps, & rules, click here: http://ncsu.edu/wolfline.
Student government is hosting a kickoff event will at 8:30pm Thursday on the steps of Talley - click here for info: http://facebook.com/event.php?eid=50513004804.
*Here's a quick definition of the R-Line from the City of Raleigh:
The R-Line will run every 10 to 15 minutes. Hours of operation for the new service will be 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 7 a.m. to 2:15 a.m. Thursday through Saturday, and 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday."
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Hungry Like the Wolf!
We may be a bit ahead of ourselves here... but we know things will be looking up for the Pack REAL soon, so we're making plans now to BACK THE PACK against Maryland before October 25th's game against our rivals in red!
Monday, September 15, 2008
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