Category: This Week’s Events

If you are a student who has experienced the loss of a loved one, we invite you to join our student grief group Wednesday March 4th, 6-7pm at Howley Hall (Jane Adams Room). RSVP is required for this group. Snacks will be provided!

Join Physics Club and BMSA on Thursday March 5th at 5:00 PM in McPhail’s for a showing of Hidden Figures to celebrate Black History and Women’s History Months! Open to all, pizza provided!

Join the Humanities Forum for Abraham Nussbaum, Chief Education Officer at Denver Health, for a conversation about how diseases and plagues within the last century have changed university research, and the influence Catholic Social Teaching can have on these developments.

Join the Humanities Forum for Simon Horobin, professor of English and Literature at the University of Oxford, for a talk about how the university influenced the life and works of C.S. Lewis.

Come perform/enjoy live acoustic music, music ‘zine making, Free Chick Fil A/Golden Crust, and good vibes!

If you are a sophomore interested in joining Friars Club, stop by Feinstein 116 next Tuesday (2/17) or Thursday (2/18) any time between 6-9pm with your completed application! We are looking forward to seeing everyone!

Learn how to intricately fold and seal your letters, love poems, and secret notes using the art of letter-locking and wax seals! Join us tomorrow, Thursday 2/12 from 1-3pm in the Library.

On Wednesday, February 11 at 2pm in Mondor 204, the Political Science Department, Public Administration Program, and Social Science Program welcome PC alum EJ Fagan ’09, for a talk on his new book, The Thinkers (Oxford 2024), analyzing the rise of partisan think tanks and their impact on polarization in American politics.