Student Event

Join us every Friday at Lobo’s for Late Nights. Every Friday we rotate between themed karaoke and trivia nights, as well as other events such as BINGO and Game Nights.

Following the successful 2017 tour celebrating the music of Memphis, Take Me To The River – New Orleans Live! gathers some of the most influential figures of modern New Orleans funk, R&B, soul,

 The HUB will provide the space and supplies for those that feel inspired to turn their passion for change into social justice art.

Are you interested in becoming a part of the Summer 2020 Orientation Team? We have positions available for Orientation Leaders and Interactive Theater Project Actors.

Back Country Hygiene. Outdoor Resource Center and Outdoor Pursuits staff will demonstrate the best back-country hygiene methods to our participants.

Practice Self-Care through mindful art.  Come Crochet with us, everyone is welcome! Materials provided.

Umoja Queens group was inspired by a group of students that identify as Black Womxn that expressed an interest in engaging with and being mentored by professional black Womxn that were a part of th

Topic: What Does Math Look Like Through a Social Justice Lens? Speaker: Kim Seashore, SFSU. This talk, drawing on the work of Bill Tate, Eric Gutstein, and Cathy O'Neal, will discu

Come enjoy a cooking Class with Executive Chef Don Cortes. We will be making Chicken Paillard with salad of shaved Brussels sprouts, grapes, almonds, parmesan and lemon poppyseed vinaigrette. All i

Topic: The Ethics of Team Mascots. Activist Amanda Blackhorse will share her experiences challenging the use of American Indian Team Mascots, including a lawsuit against the NFL's