The term "Finals" has become synonymous with "Stress". However, this doesn't have to be the case! Join your friends at IC Tutoring Services for an event focused on how to best prepare for your final exams, papers, and projects in a healthy and organized way.
Join Asian American Alliance as we reveal our cookbook (a collection of Asian recipes submitted by various IC students and alumni), enjoy some pearl milk tea, and share stories about food and culture.
From 5:15-6:15 pm, April 20 the Jewish Student Union is hosting an outdoor game night event on the quad in front of the Campus Center/Fitness Center. We will have a bunch of classic backyard games where you will get to play a round of every game one time and then decide on a game you would like to play for the remainder of the time. We will have an assortment of Corn hole, Spike ball, Ladder ball, and Can-Jam. When you arrive you will check in with our health and safety officer, where you will receive a small bag of Clorox wipes to use on the equipment.
This week, we are tackling the dilemma of composting at IC. Did you know that there used to be composting in the dining halls, but the receptacles had to be removed because students were throwing their trash in the compost? At this weeks meeting we will learn about why composting is essential from the wonderful Alex. Then our very own Katie will break down why students at IC choose not to compost. We will follow these presentations with a discussion on how to encourage composting at IC and how to get composting receptacles back and better than ever!
“Stopping Asian American Hate: Mobilizing Collective Grief against White Supremacy” seeks to educate the campus community about the rise of anti-Asian violence, why it is so difficult to see, and considers how to move forward in solidarity with other communities of color.
We invite the campus community to listen to Asian American voices and experiences as we discuss a history of anti-Asian violence.
The Students of Color Coalition Co-Chairs meet at 4 PM - 5 PM EST as a set of chairs to help lead, mobilize, and work together as a group for events, initiatives, and recruitment for the BIPOC campus community.
We welcome and invite all students of color to attend our chair meetings, regardless of their involvement on campus and position in the coalition - especially those interested in working hands-on with the coalition.
The Students of Color Coalition Co-Chairs meet at 4 PM - 5 PM EST as a set of chairs to help lead, mobilize, and work together as a group for events, initiatives, and recruitment for the BIPOC campus community.
We welcome and invite all students of color to attend our chair meetings, regardless of their involvement on campus and position in the coalition - especially those interested in working hands-on with the coalition.