Sunday Mass

Event Name: Spin and Lower Body Strength Event State: Confirmed Organization: Recreation & Fitness Center Event Locator: 2025-AATBPD A 60-minute mix of indoor cycling and lower-body strength in 10-minute intervals. Open to all fitness levels. Join anytime or leave early - this class flexes with your schedule! Free! No registration required!

Event Name: Pilates Barre Event State: Confirmed Organization: Recreation & Fitness Center Event Locator: 2025-AATBPC Strengthen and stretch your entire body with a mix of Pilates and barre-inspired moves using a variety of equipment. Suitable for all fitness levels. Come late or leave early - this class is made to be flexible!  Free! No registration required!

Event Name: Spin and Upper Body Strength Event State: Confirmed Organization: Recreation & Fitness Center Event Locator: 2025-AATBPF A 60-minute mix of indoor cycling and upper-body strength in 10-minute intervals. Open to all fitness levels. Join anytime or leave early - this class flexes with your schedule! Free! No registration required!

Event Name: Pilates Barre Event State: Confirmed Organization: Recreation & Fitness Center Event Locator: 2025-AATBPC Strengthen and stretch your entire body with a mix of Pilates and barre-inspired moves using a variety of equipment. Suitable for all fitness levels. Come late or leave early - this class is made to be flexible!  Free! No registration required!

Event Name: Abraham: Common Ground in Sacred Stories Event State: Confirmed Organization: Arts & Ideas Event Locator: 2025-AATBKS Who was Abraham—and why does he matter to over half the world’s population? Join us for a thought-provoking lunchtime lecture exploring how Judaism, Christianity, and Islam each understand and revere the figure of Abraham. Discover some of the shared stories and striking differences that shape interfaith dialogue today.

Event Name: LGBTQ/Hispanic Heritage Speaker Event Locator: 2025-AATBCX Event State: Confirmed Organization: Office of Diversity The Office of Diversity is proud to host Dr. Ernesto Javier Martínez (he/him/el), an award-winning writer, literary critic, and professor at the University of Oregon, as our LGBTQ+ History and Hispanic Heritage Month speaker. Dr. Martínez’s work explores how marginalized communities use storytelling to reclaim their narratives through literature, film, and art. He is the author of On Making Sense and co-editor of Gay Latino Studies. His creative projects include the bilingual children’s book When We Love Someone We Sing to Them and the acclaimed short film La Serenata, licensed by HBO Max. A leader in both academia and media, Dr. Martínez brings a powerful voice to conversations about identity, justice, and representation. Join us for an inspiring event celebrating the richness of LGBTQ+ and Latine experiences.