This week features volunteering, career workshops, cultural activities and opportunities to connect with graduate students.

“We wanted women to feel community with each other,” said Angellise Gray, vice president of the New Era Scholars. “With the women's center being shut down, women have lost their safe space to talk with one another.”

Set to open in spring 2026, the new lab in Berkman Hall will help students start to get a sense of what artificial intelligence is, experiment with it and engage ethically.

Career Services helps students turn their resumes into strong, professional tools for success.

As Halloween approaches, so do festive opportunities to get involved on campus. From a spooky flea market to a Halloween-themed trivia meeting, students have plenty of ways to get involved.

Launched by the Washkewicz College of Engineering, the program helps students gain paid industry experience and provides a path to employment after graduation.

Memories of the underground bar and venue “Pats’ in The Flats” were displayed at the opening night, Oct. 10, of an exhibition at Doubting Thomas Gallery.

Week 9 of the fall semester is full of things to do around campus, from speed mentoring to celebrating Diwali, the Indian festival of lights.