Stay healthy this flu season! Stop by our Flu Shot Pop-Up Clinic, facilitated by our very own Student Health Center medical team, for a quick, free, and convenient way to protect yourself and others. Enjoy soup or hot chocolate afterwards.
Join the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center as we explore the intersections of migration and gender/sexuality identity. Drop by and experience keynotes, poetry, spoken word, music, and more from our undocuqueer community.
Let’s Talk About It discussion series, themed this time around New School Year, New Me. This event centers self-care, identity, and Black expression through the culturally significant spaces Students will engage in raw, affirming conversations around how we show up for ourselves—physically, mentally, emotionally—and how hair, style, and rest play a role in that journey.
Expect a cozy and candid environment filled with community care, connection, and a whole lot of snacks.
Take charge of your community’s well-being! Sign up for our Adult Mental Health First Aid Training to learn how to recognize, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges. Empower yourself with the skills to support peers, friends, and others in need.
In Honor of California Native American Day, the Cross Cultural Centers and Center for Student Involvement will host a field trip to The Broad Museum to view Jeffrey Gibson’s “the space in which to place me” exhibition, celebrating Indigenous identity, storytelling, and cultural multiplicity.
A landmark performance by one of Mexico’s most enduring and influential musical voice: Aída Cuevas, the unrivaled Queen of Ranchera Music, brings her celebrated artistry to The Luckman.
Recognized as one of the most powerful and emotive voices in Mexican music, Cuevas presents a sweeping program that reflects five decades of iconic hits, including “El Pastor,” “Quizás Mañana,” and many others—each performed with grace, authenticity, and the deep emotional resonance that has defined her career.