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Reflections of Faith: Art, Poetry, and Prose of Women Religious features the artistic and literary works of sisters in our Women Religious Collections, offering an often joyful glimpse into their vocations, spirituality, and lives as consecrated women.
The ESL Book Club is a fun opportunity to practice your English reading, speaking, and listening skills. Join us to discuss award-winning novels, non-fiction books, classic American/English books, and meet new people. Registration is not required. We look forward to seeing you! In this session we'll be discussing Paper…
Tai Chi is an art embracing the mind, body, and spirit. Tai Chi is an effective exercise that consists of physical exercises and stretches. Tai Chi has been described as meditation in motion because it promotes serenity through gentle movements connecting the mind and body. The benefits of Tai Chi include reduced stres…
Are you stuck on a piece of software? Do you need a quick refresher on technology for yourself or your department? Technology Training offers Virtual Software Support Office Hours. Please briefly describe the nature of support you're seeking upon registration.Though our expertise spans all of the University's supported…
All are welcome to attend our weekday masses, every Monday through Friday.Mass begins at 12:05pm. This mass is open to all for in-person attendance. This mass is held indoors.
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Students will be meeting to discuss theories of criminalization and incarceration. This event will be co-hosted by students Neshmia Alam and Samuel Cao and Professors Oberman and Ball.