Paj Ntaub Circle
Join us at the Women’s Resource Center for a casual hour of cross-stitching! All materials will be provided! We invite you to bring your own projects as well. Snacks and beverages will be provided!
Fall Semester
Flakes and Flicks
Join us in the First-Gen+ Center (below the PantherShop) to make your own paper snowflakes to bring home or hang in our center. Relax while watching wintery movies, enjoying some snacks, and drinking hot cocoa!
Senior Screenings
Free for Everyone! Join us in celebrating the class of 2025 and their fantastic films! Seniors work all year on writing, producing, editing, and polishing short films of their own design and we work on making sure that hard work …
Feminist Flea Market
Join us for UWM’s very own Flea Market, a vibrant showcase of creativity, community, and campus talent! Explore an exciting mix of student and local vendors offering everything from handmade jewelry and art prints to vintage clothing, fiber arts, cake …
Queer Women Coffee Hour
Join us for a slow coffee morning to meet fellow queer identifying women, creating a space to connect and find community! Join us for some queer joy, Coffee, genuine conversation, crafts, reading, and anything you’d like! Coffee, teas, and snacks …
Panther Pause
A campus-wide study break. Happening December 1st – December 5th. Here are the events happening throughout the week: Monday 12/1 Currently no events scheduled Tuesday 12/2 Feminist Flea Market Hosted by: Women’s Resource Center Location: Union Concourse Time: …
Student Org Social
Looking for an opportunity to connect with student organizations at UWM? Join us for an evening of fun at the Student Org Social! Come with your org members or come alone and meet somebody new. Free food will be provided …
Mexico Will No Longer Exist!
New Release! A frenetic view runs over a convulsed Mexico City, a colossal metropolis sustained by the myth of multiracialness and other colonial forms of violence. Past and present weave a flurry of images; fragmented memories of this land. Ancient …
Daughters of the Dust
Staff Picks! Ensemble drama set in 1902 about a community of descendants of West African slaves living on an island off of South Carolina. The story revolves around a picnic celebrating a few former islanders who chose to move north.
Stories from the Violins of Hope
Free for Everyone! These stringed survivors were brought back to life – and to the world – by a family of violin restorers spanning three generations. Luthier Amnon Weinstein took what might have become an exhibit of ruined instruments, restored …