Reynolds Coliseum

Reynolds Coliseum is a historic multi-purpose arena located on the campus of North Carolina State University in Raleigh. Opened in 1949, it has hosted a wide range of events including NCAA championship basketball games, concerts, presidential addresses, and lectures by renowned figures such as Frank Lloyd Wright. The venue is noted for its significance to NC State Wolfpack athletics, including serving as a home for the university’s basketball teams and displaying the NC State Athletics Hall of Fame. The building features the Truist Grand Hall and the NC State Athletics Walk of Fame & History, honoring athletic achievements and university heritage. Named for William Neal Reynolds, a major benefactor and businessman, the coliseum remains a cornerstone of university and community events.