Campus Calendar

 

  • Library Skills Course – Online

    Main Building, Library

    Students can enroll in a free, self-paced, online Library Skills course which strengthens research confidence, supports academic integrity, and includes updated guidance on AI use. Enrollment is available throughout the […]

  • National Poetry Month – 30th Anniversary

    Main Building, Library

    National Poetry Month 2026 marks its 30th anniversary this April (April 1–30), organized by the Academy of American Poets. Learn more at Poets.org. Visit The Poet’s Corner—located upstairs in the library—a space dedicated to honoring retired Dean Emerita Phyllis Carito’s commitment to creative writing. Explore our permanent poetry display and contribute your own work or […]

  • Criminal Justice Club Meeting with Christine Elliott, Victim Services & Outreach Coordinator for REACH & the Child Advocacy Center.

    Room 332

    Join the Criminal Justice Club on Thursday, April 9, for a special presentation by Christine Elliott, Victim Services & Outreach Coordinator for REACH & the Child Advocacy Center. She will discuss working effectively with victims of crime, addressing trauma, and the vital role victim advocacy offices play within the justice system. All students interested in […]

  • Mindful Mondays & Extended Hours

    Main Building, Library

    Start your week with tea, coffee, and treats while exploring how the library can support your success. Take a moment to reflect on your goals, set weekly intentions in our […]

  • Bingo

    Student Cafeteria

    Join us for monthly bingo! Enjoy five rounds of play plus two raffles—plenty of chances to win.

  • Magic: The Gathering Social Club

    Room 308

    Welcome to the inaugural meeting of the Magic: The Gathering Social Club. Players of all experience levels are welcome. Come learn, play, and hang with fellow Planeswalkers. Pizza and Fellowship provided.

  • Clothesline Project Resource Fair

    Welcome Center

    Join the REACH Center and community partners for the Clothesline Project Resource Fair in recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The Clothesline Project is a powerful visual display that raises […]

  • The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace: Adaptability

    Online

    In our final session, we will explore adaptability, a uniquely human capacity grounded in our curiosity to explore new ideas, our resilience in the face of challenges, and our perseverance to keep moving forward when progress feels uncertain. While AI can quickly generate information, suggest connections, and support problem-solving, it does not experience motivation, setbacks, […]

  • Pizza with the President

    Student Cafeteria

    Come spend time with President Walsh, your peers, and enjoy free pizza!

  • Applied Learning Process & College Central Network Relaunch: Workshop II

    CITL, Room 511, Arts Center

    The department of Continuing Education & Workforce Development (CEWD) continues their series of workshops and trainings centered around Applied Learning and College Central Network. During this second installation, CEWD will provide examples of how Applied Learning experiences would move through our Handbook's processes and procedures. We'll also provide an FAQ and more in-depth instructions with […]