Event Name: Creative Expression Workshop - Sand Art Event State: Confirmed Organization: Student Life Event Locator: 2025-AATBQV Creative Expressions workshop for students to express themselves as part of a healing journey. Learn to express yourself through different art mediums each month. No prior experience necessary, all materials provided. These workshops are designed to promote healing through the creative process for survivors of sexual violence and their allies. These workshops are open to all.

Event Name: Phi Iota Alpha Informational Event Locator: 2025-AATHGV Event State: Confirmed Organization: Student Engagement Stop by the table near AS 158A to learn about Phi Iota Alpha!

Event Name: Tasty Treat Thursday Event State: Confirmed Organization: University Ministry Event Locator: 2025-AATBHX Enjoy freshly baked treats in the San Miguel Center for Mission and Ministry

Event State: Confirmed Organization: University Ministry Event Name: Mass Event Locator: 2025-AATFLM

Event Name: Spin & Total Body Strength Event State: Confirmed Organization: Recreation & Fitness Center Event Locator: 2025-AATBPJ A 60-minute mix of indoor cycling and total-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: Storie Family Lecture Series Event State: Confirmed Organization: History Department Event Locator: 2025-AATBNS Tal Howard outlines three forms of modern secularism since the Enlightenment—passive, combative, and eliminationist—arguing that the latter two are often violent. Westerners tend to view passive secularism as typical, but a global perspective reveals a more complex picture. By examining diverse historical contexts and case studies from countries like the former Soviet Union, Turkey, Mexico, and China, Howard challenges the common view of modernity as a peaceful triumph of secularism over religion.