Event Name: Yoga Event State: Confirmed Organization: Recreation & Fitness Center Event Locator: 2025-AATBPH A gentle, accessible class focused on foundational poses, breathing and relaxation.  Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to stretch, unwind and build mind-body awareness.  Come and go as needed!  Your practice - your pace.  Free! No registration required!

Event State: Confirmed Organization: Student Engagement Event Name: Chess Club Meeting Event Locator: 2025-AATHSW Chess Club will host weekly meetings to play, learn and strategize.

Event State: Confirmed Organization: University Ministry Event Name: Men's Spirituality Meeting Event Locator: 2025-AATHJC Men's Faith and Spirituality

Event State: Confirmed Organization: Student Engagement Event Name: Student Senate Weekly Meeting Event Locator: 2025-AATAGL

Event State: Confirmed Organization: Student Engagement Event Name: Women in Aviation Meeting Event Locator: 2025-AATKZC We are holding our biweekly meetings to discuss events, collaborations and other opportunities to run a successful WIA chapter.

Event Name: Black Film Series Event Locator: 2025-AATAZQ Event State: Confirmed Organization: Lasallian Belonging Join the Office of Lasallian Belonging and African American Studies Program for a film screening and discussion of The Blackening. The film satirically explores resistance to racial stereotypes and internalized racism by forcing a group of Black friends to confront and reject the societal expectations that define their identities and survival. This film screening is part of Lewis University's Fall 2025 "Refusing Silence: A Black Film & Dialogue Series on Resistance and Reclamation." “Refusing Silence” is a three-part co-curricular film and dialogue series inspired by Dr. Kellie Carter Jackson’s powerful work, We Refuse: A Forceful History of Black Resistance. All are welcome to join this intentional space for collective engagement, healing, and intellectual empowerment through the lens of Black film. Each session centers a film that echoes the themes of rebellion, refusal, radical love, joy and communal resilience, opening up rich conversations that connect historical Black resistance to contemporary struggles and triumphs. Anchored in monthly gatherings leading up to Black History Month, this series prepares the campus for Dr. Carter Jackson’s in-person visit to the Romeoville Campus on 2/11/26 by building a community of reflection and action. It is more than a film series—it is a reclamation of space, voice, and narrative at Lewis University.