Schedule of Events
We are excited to share the following schedule of events for Spring Fling 2025, which will feature the NC State v. Wake Forest Men's Basketball game.
Additional events are currently being finalized. The following details are subject to change. Please check back for more information as the date draws near.
Registration for this event will open on Wednesday, January 8, 2025.
We look forward to seeing you all soon!
Friday, February 21
Pack Family Regions Networking Dinners
Time and Place
6:00 p.m.
Locations will vary
Join us for the opportunity to network with other Pack families from your region and enjoy a casual dinner at one of Raleigh’s most popular dining destinations. Students are welcome to attend. Please include all members of your party when registering.
Final details, including location and host information, will be sent to all registered families. Registration is free, but food, beverages, parking, and transportation arrangements are at cost. Extended family members are welcome. Please include the total number of attendees in your party upon registration.
PacKIN Action Sibling Event
Time and Place
Details are being finalized.
Advanced Registration Required
PacKIN Action is open to all NC State students, siblings, cousins, family, and friends ages 7-17. To register, a minimum of 2 participants must be present. Please include the NC State student(s) and sibling(s) in the number selected.
This memorable evening of family fun is designed exclusively for NC State students and their siblings aged 7-17 to provide an opportunity for your college student and their sibling(s)* to share in quality time, favored traditions, and unforgettable Wolfpack fun.
*This event is designed for NC State students and their siblings but is also open to cousins and close family friends. Parents are welcome to attend but must register as participants and pay the same participation fee.
This is not an overnight event. NC State students must stay with their sibling(s) for the event. NC State students and siblings must register for this event and attend together.
Family Dinner
Time and Place
Fountain 4:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Clark Dining Hall 4:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Fountain OR Clark Dining Hall
Parents, students, and families are invited to join students for an elevated dining experience at Fountain or Clark Dining Hall. NC State’s award-winning chef has designed a family-style dinner menu that is fit for your family. Advance ticket purchase is encouraged, as this will help the chef plan for this event. Students with a meal plan are not required to purchase a ticket for Family Dinner.
Saturday, February 22
Memorial Belltower Tours
Time and Place
Tour times are TBD
Please check back for details.
Join Dr. Tom Stafford, former vice chancellor for Student Affairs, for a legendary tour of the Memorial Belltower. Step back in time as we discover the history and significance of this famous campus landmark. The tour will begin on the front steps of Holladay Hall.
Due to high demand, Belltower Tours are limited to one tour per family. Additionally, we do ask families that have taken this tour before to refrain from registering to allow other Wolfpack Families the opportunity to have this exceptional experience. Thank you in advance.
5,000 Steps: A Hallowed Places Tour
Time and Place
Tour times are TBD
Please check back for details.
NC State has recognized nine irreplaceable buildings, landscapes and natural settings on its Raleigh campus that have accrued significant meaning to students, faculty, staff and alumni over time. We call them Hallowed Places. Take a tour of the seven sites within walking distance of the Memorial Belltower and learn about all nine spots on this tour led by University Communications writer, editor and keeper of all things historical about NC State, Tim Peeler (’87).
Along the way, we’ll discuss university folklore, icons, and legends, as well as the hallowed history of the ground that lies between the tunnels and under the bricks of North Carolina’s largest university.
NOTE: This is a walking tour. It is not strenuous, but it will move quickly to stay within the allotted hour. It could be longer if the group is curious. Walking shoes are recommended. Also, beware of the bricks.
Space is limited!
Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) Suicide Prevention Training
Time and Place
Details are TBD
Advanced registration is required.
Question, Persuade and Refer (QPR) training is a community-based, nationally recognized, and empirically grounded suicide prevention program for students, faculty, staff, and now families!
Understanding and recognizing warning signs of suicide is crucial to helping students get the support they need. For this reason, Parents and Families Services is partnering with Prevention Services in collaboration with the Counseling Center and the Office of Risk Assessment to offer Wolfpack Families QPR training.
QPR focuses on connecting someone in distress with additional support or referring them for professional help. NC State has joined more than 160 colleges and universities in offering QPR, and we hope Pack Parents will join us in our efforts.
There is no cost to attend this event. Lunch will be provided. Space is limited.
NC State v. Wake Forest Men’s Basketball
Time and Place
Tip-off is TBA
Lenovo Center
Purchasing game tickets through the unique Parents and Families Services NEW and centralized ticketing site guarantees parents and students are seated together for the big game. There is no charge for student tickets through our site, but a student ticket MUST be reserved at the time of purchase.
Questions about game tickets? Please call the Ticket Office at (919) 865.1510.
Sunday, February 23
Sunday Brunch
Time and Place
9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. at Fountain Dining Hall
10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. at Clark Dining Hall
Parents and families are invited to join their student(s) for Sunday Brunch in either Fountain or Clark Dining Hall. Students with a meal plan do not need a ticket.
5,000 Steps: A Hallowed Places Tour
Time and Place
Tour times are TBD
Please check back for details.
NC State has recognized nine irreplaceable buildings, landscapes and natural settings on its Raleigh campus that have accrued significant meaning to students, faculty, staff and alumni over time. We call them Hallowed Places. Take a tour of the seven sites within walking distance of the Memorial Belltower and learn about all nine spots on this tour led by University Communications writer, editor and keeper of all things historical about NC State, Tim Peeler (’87).
Along the way, we’ll discuss university folklore, icons, and legends, as well as the hallowed history of the ground that lies between the tunnels and under the bricks of North Carolina’s largest university.
NOTE: This is a walking tour. It is not strenuous, but it will move quickly to stay within the allotted hour. It could be longer if the group is curious. Walking shoes are recommended. Also, beware of the bricks.
Space is limited!
Memorial Belltower Tours
Time and Place
Tour times are TBD
Please check back for details.
Join Dr. Tom Stafford, former vice chancellor for Student Affairs, for a legendary tour of the Memorial Belltower. Step back in time as we discover the history and significance of this famous campus landmark. The tour will begin on the front steps of Holladay Hall.
Due to high demand, Belltower Tours are limited to one tour per family. Additionally, we ask families that have taken this tour before to refrain from registering to allow other Wolfpack Families to have this memorable experience. Thank you in advance.
Questions? Please email ncstateparents@ncsu.edu or call the Parents’ Helpline at (919) 515.2441.