Research indicates that engaging in creative activities can positively impact mental health. CHWS and the Chaplaincy are offering this welcoming drop-in space to encourage creativity in a supportive community setting. Join us to collage, decorate a canvas bag, try bead crafts, or paint. We'll also provide resources for additional support options and snacks. Part of Election 2024: Engaging in Self and Community Care.

Drop by the Rotunda to walk the labyrinth. Walking a labyrinth serves as a meditative practice that promotes mindfulness and introspection. A labyrinth is not a maze - you can't get lost - but a way of contemplative walking that physically leads you to the center - and then back out into the world. Experience a sense of calm and clarity, allowing for reflection and a deeper connection.

Part of Election 2024: Engaging in Self and Community Care.

Drop by the Student Involvement and Prorams Civic Engagement Team table in Wheelock to pick up a voting sticker and a cupcake to celebrate election day and exercising your right to vote!  Part of our Election 2024: Engaging in Self & Community Care series!

From 9 a.m.-4 p.m. on Tuesday, 11/5, Kilworth Chapel is reserved to be a space where members of our community can come to pause, be silent, reflect, meditate, pray, or otherwise just take a break from what may be a stressful day.  There is no program or structured event - just a quiet space for centering.

Part of our Election 2024: Engaging in Self & Community Care series.

Part of our Election 2024: Engaging in Self & Community Care series this week. Join the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity, and the Center for Student Support in an inclusive, community-building, non-judgmental drop-in space offering a creative journaling activity and opportunity for students to engage in open dialogue about present-moment emotions, particularly those related to the election. Come by for a few minutes or for the full three hours, or anywhere in between!

As a part of Election 2024: Engaging in Self & Community Care, members of the campus community are invited to gather for this 30-minute exploration of spiritual practices to help balance deep commitment to social and political events without being overwhelmed by how intense they can feel at times.  This week's session will be led by long-time campus partner Rev.

How do you repair a broken gourd? Use a pumpkin patch! This just in: SIP Late Night Events is hosting a pumpkin painting night in The Den on Thursday, October 24 @ 8 p.m.. Bring your friends and your painting skills, we'll provide pumpkins and paint!

Join Sustainability Services, KUPS, and the Remakery for a mending demo and fabric art market! At 5 p.m., watch a mending demonstration form the Remakery, then get individual assistance from the Makerspace on sewing/mending projects (please bring 2 pieces of torn/holey clothing MAX - this is not a clothing swap). Buy patches, pins, and handmade clothing from UPS fabric/textile artists!!

Join Sustainability Services in Rausch Auditorium on Monday, November 4 at 6 p.m. for a screening of the documentary Gather. This event will allow attendees to learn more about Indigenous food ways and sustainable practices of reciprocity across the United States. Please join us to look more deeply into this topic. Additionally, attendees will receive a free sustainable dish brush made by Sqwishful (a woman-owned small business). Snacks and refreshments will be provided.

Join UPS Chinese students to make a stand against racist violence against Asians, African Americans, Native Americans and other peoples of color. The Chinese department is hosting a poster making session for participants at the Walk on Saturday. Food from Tacoma No1 Fried Rice will be provided.