All years and level of interest are welcome! We will socialize and talk about STHS spring course offerings.

An opportunity to learn about various summer research opportunities with Physics. Light snacks will be provided. 

This is an opportunity to learn about summer research conducted by Physics students.

Impact in Granular Material Under the Influence of an external Magnetic Field by Ella Slattery

Majorana Fermion Scattering Due to Charge Radius by Max Ketterer

Modeling Charged Particles with Information Propagation Lag by Kade Stark

Anapole Scattering: Beyond Leading Order by Sol Bhattacharya

Students, faculty, and staff are invited to come together for our annual Diwali Celebration on Friday, 11/1, from 5-6:30 p.m. in the Rotunda! Food, lights, crafts, and music - drop by when you can!

This is a get together for current and prospective Biophysics minors.

At this meeting you can:

• Learn about the Biophysics minor
• Meet other Biophysics minors
• Watch a short Biophysics-themed video
• Eat delicious food
   

The Biophysics Minor is appropriate for students from diverse majors.

To learn more:

Come learn about the new ENVH major and minor track in the Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences! ENVH faculty from the program will be on hand to meet with students, talk about the new program, and answer questions. Join us in an informal setting for autumnal snacks, word and art-making activities, and good company!

Don your culturally appropriate costume and come on over to Haunted Wheelock. Get your face painted or have a tarot reading in the Eerie Logger Store and trick-or-treat throughout Wheelock at each of our spooky offices. Tour the Haunted Clinic and Apotho-scary in CHWS, visit the Spooky Pumpkin Patch for a chance to win a Grizzbones sticker, taste your very own potion in the Great Hall, and more!

Interested in taking a deep dive into a research project this summer? Apply for a Summer Research grant! Summer researchers spend 10 weeks completing a summer research project with the support and guidance of a faculty advisor. These students receive a $4,000+ grant and are eligible for supply funding to support their project.

An excellent low-pressure way to build your skills and confidence. Grab your lunch and join Madi (the Hispanic Studies course assistant and all-around excellent human) almost every Tuesday and Thursday from noon to 2 p.m.!

An excellent low-pressure way to build your skills and confidence. Grab your lunch and join Madi (the Hispanic Studies course assistant and all-around excellent human) almost every Tuesday and Thursday from noon to 2 p.m.!