A supportive group for students processing childhood experiences and trauma related to parents or caregivers.
Join PASRC and Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) for an open conversation about mental health in the Black community. Connect with peers, share experiences, and explore resources in a supportive and welcoming space.
Celebrate Día de los Muertos through an evening of food, culture, and community. Honor loved ones, learn about the traditions of this meaningful holiday, and connect through reflection and shared experiences.
The University Library’s Special Collections and Archives presents the fourth annual Sounds of the Underground. The three-day event opens Nov. 3 with a keynote address by music historian, scholar, and author Samuel Lamontagne, who is joined by multi-instrumentalist Maia. On Nov. 4, the program continues with a music research symposium featuring researchers, artists, archivists, and community historians. The event concludes Nov. 5 with a live music festival and other community activities.
LEAD Series are workshops designed for students to cultivate leadership, enrichment, advocacy, and personal development. There will be 6 workshops each semester, a total of 12 workshops for the academic year. Each workshop will provide free food for students!
Guardian Scholars can stop by for a relaxed, one-on-one conversation with CAPS Counselor Alice Chou about stress, decisions, relationships, or other personal concerns.
Dates and times subject to change.