Events only open to the campus community
Staring down a mountain of papers, lab reports, and finals prep? Don't do it alone! Join the CWL for our annual Long Night Against Procrastination on October 11th from 4-11 PM. We're offering free snacks, dedicated quiet study spaces, fun hourly movement breaks, and on-demand drop-in tutoring all night long. Drop in whenever you can to power through your to-do list!
Drop-In Tutoring Hours
Join CES for a two-day Career Camp as you explore career paths, discover more about yourself, hear from alumni, and experience a major local workplace firsthand.
Career Camp is an opportunity for any Logger who is exploring what you want to do when you grow up. If you participate in Career Camp you will:
Please join us for the Thompson Hall Science and Math Seminar on October 16th, located in Thompson Hall 193 at 12:00. We are privileged to hear from Glenna Clifton, Associate Professor of Biology from the University of Portland. All seminars are free and open to the public, and pizza and drinks will be provided.
The Staff Senate is hosting a secondhand clothing and accessory sale with the proceeds benefiting the Campus Food Pantry. Carefully curated items will be priced to sell! Clothing ranges from very casual to business wear, and accessories include handbags, jewelry, hats, scarves and gloves. Truly something for everyone! Shop 'til you drop from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Rotunda. Give your wardrobe a complete makeover at a price that your wallet will barely feel. Debit and credit card transactions only please.
Are you a student with a business or product to sell? Join us to showcase your venture, connect with other student entrepreneurs, and gain support from alumni and parent entrepreneurs and the campus community.
Featured event activities will include the Wall of Failure, including real stories and lessons learned from entrepreneurs.
This event is open to the campus community, and aspiring entrepreneurs should definitely plan to attend!
All are welcome! Stop by for a hot beverage, a donut, and a chat with the faculty and staff of the Interdisciplinary Humanities Emphasis program!
IHE offers seven innovative pathways that are designed to complement any major, and allow students to customize their own academic experiences while simultaneously fulfilling core and graduation requirements. Students who complete the emphasis become strong writers, researchers, and thinkers able to respond thoughtfully and solve problems creatively.
Show your spirit by wearing maroon on Friday, Oct 2! Stop by our table on the Wheelock slab between 11:30am-1:30pm to pick up a sticker (or Vendors Row in case of inclement weather). Support a local business and get lunch from the food truck, Big Daddy Yum Yum's parked on N. 15 Street from 11am-2pm.
Slime Night -always fun! Presened by Sudan Involvement & Programs /Late Night events team.