Interested in all things sports? Join us in the Gasthaus for sports-themed trivia! Grab your friends, roommates, and classmates to assemble your sports trivia dream team! This event is open to all, we look forward to welcoming you. If you …
Do you love Disney? Join us in the Gasthaus for Disney-themed trivia! Grab you friends and create your dream team! This event is open to all, we look forward to welcoming you. If you have any questions on this event, …
Join us in the Gasthaus to watch the Packers take on the Eagles in a thrilling Monday Night Football matchup! Students will get free chicken tenders when the Packers score a touchdown, along with other fun games and prizes! This …
Stop into the Centers for Advocacy and Student Engagement (CASE) for crafts, snacks, and meet Ezmae, UWMPD’s Therapy Dog! All are welcome!
Club Soda is a weekly get-together for students who choose not to use alcohol, cannabis, or other substances.
Learn about safer sex practices, consent, and sexual wellness in this interactive program. Test your knowledge with trivia and interactive games! This event is open to residents and their guests.
After long days of moving in and PTE, take an hour out of your day to do some yoga outdoors with us! We have certified instructors to lead basic stretches to help you get your mind and body right before classes begin. No equipment required, but if you have a favorite yoga mat please bring it along!
Interested in getting involved on campus and building your leadership skills? Join us for the Leadership Programs Kick-Off – a quick and informative session where you’ll meet leadership staff and learn about programs happening this fall.
Please join us for a screening to honor the late Tomonari Nishikawa’s work—a celebration of his singular vision and lasting influence. His films, often shot on 8mm and 16mm, explore the act of observation through material processes and formal experimentation.
This promotional initiation video lures inductees with promises of decolonization and settler remediation. Imagery of settler-led planetary destruction is juxtaposed with sequences of underground group therapy sessions where settlers can lose, forget, and explore their identities in order to indigenize.
