Calendar of Events

The CCE will be celebrating National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday, September 17. More details to come as we plan this student-led event.

Weather permitting, we will meet outside in the Westhampton Meditation Sculpture Garden. If it is too hot or raining, we will meet in the Westhampton Center Living Room. We will have a limited number of yoga mats to be borrowed for the event, or you can bring your own towel, cushion, or mat. All are welcome!  After the meditation, please feel free to stay and enjoy the garden.

Join the Department of Religious Studies for a treat and greet in the Garden of the Five Lions at Weinstein Hall.  Featuring treats from DeLuca Gelato!

The Humanities Center Presents the Language of Man Syllabus. Join Nathan Snaza for A Discussion of Walter Benjamin’s “On Language as Such and On the Language of Man". The event will take place in the Humanities Commons on September 17th from 1:30-2:30PM.

Join us for our annual Latinx Heritage Dinner on Tuesday, September 17 from 4-8 p.m. in the Heilman Dining Center!   

Join Heilman Dining Center for their annual Latinx Heritage Dinner!!!! Come and enjoy some tasty Latin American-inspired food and the yummy desserts they have planned! Attendees without a meal plan or dining dollars must pay to dine. You can visit the Heilman Dining Center website for more information on costs. 

Are you a U.S. citizen/national who is planning a career in public service? Have you demonstrated the leadership, service, and initiative to be a change agent in society? You may be UR's next Truman Scholar! Come to this info session to learn about the Truman Scholarship, which provides $30,000 for graduate/professional school plus leadership and training opportunities for college juniors...

The Goldwater Scholarship is the nation's premier recognition for undergraduate researchers in the sciences; come to this info session and find out how to be nominated! Eligible students will be sophomores or juniors majoring in science or math, U.S. citizens or permanent residents, hold a 3.8+ cumulative GPA, be engaged in research, and plan to pursue a PhD and research career.

The Spiders FLI is pleased to host International Education and the Office of Scholars and Fellowships on Tuesday, September 17th from 5-6 PM in Gottwald D100. We will be discussing the benefits and opportunities to study abroad. RSVP on SpiderCentral. 

If you’ve been thinking about starting a graduate program in Education, join us online for a virtual Information Session via Zoom. We’ll offer focused sessions on pathways to teacher licensure for graduate students through our Master of Teaching. We’ll also offer sessions on our M.Ed. programs in Curriculum & Instruction and Educational Leadership & Policy Studies...