Come have an intimate tea and chat with author Nikkya Hargrove an award winning author who recently published a book about life, love, motherhood, and the experience of being a queer black woman in The Space. Afterwards join us for her talk and lunch in Gen Re 109.

A Film Screening and Discussion with Director Emmai Alaquiva, presented by the Africana Studies Institute

Come join us to make make cards for a children’s hospital and unwind! All supplies will be provided! Just bring yourself and a friend for a relaxing evening of fun! 

Join HSLB-Stamford for brunch! Connect with other Honors students while having breakfast, learning how to write letters, and learning about internship & scholarship opportunities. You can also pick up your Candy Grams during this event!

Join SHaW, South Campus ResLife and our community partner SERAC to deepen your understanding of the opioid crisis and recovery impacts. Following a documentary viewing there is a free Naloxone (Narcan) training!

Students will learn about the history and importance of International Women’s Day, while making crafts to a woman in their life that inspires them!

Hydrocarbon Geochemistry

Join the Hartford Public Library for a screening and discussion of Other Side, a documentary that premiered to sold out crowds at the 2025 South by Southwest Film Festival.

The Mathematics Continued Conference (MCC) is an annual event where undergraduate students can explore research in the mathematical sciences, connect with graduate students and faculty from diverse backgrounds, and learn about academic and professional paths in mathematics. It offers an engaging space to discover how mathematics is studied and applied beyond the undergraduate classroom.

Join the CT Museum of Culture and History as we listen to songs from the Colonial and Revolutionary period, as music historian Robert Cohen helps us understand the role music played during this period, and why one chaplain in the Revolutionary army stated that “one good song is worth a dozen addresses or proclamations.”