Unplug, de-stress, and flex your creativity in the library on Sunday evenings. Materials provided, including upcycled book pages, plain paper, crayons, colored pencils, etc., or bring your own. Should we […]
Join biologist and geographer Dr. Adam Griffith, former director of the Rivercane Restoration Program (2008-2014) as he discusses the rich history and current state of rivercane, one of the few […]
Solve a series of puzzles to discover who did what! --- Event Details: https://hub.mhu.edu/rsvp?id=376026
Common Ground is the Center for Religious and Spiritual Life's weekly offering for all MHU students, faculty, and staff. Common Ground is recognized as a place where faith/spirituality and reason […]
Future Business Lions and Entrepreneurial Leadership Center present Ms. Robin Boettcher, Directory of Industry Relations and Development / Int'l Society for Thrombosis and Haemostatsis, on Non-Profits -- Businesses with a […]
Student-athletes from various sports teams will host a trunk or treat event for children from the community. The event will happen on College Street near the Upper Quad/Lunsford Commons. Sponsored […]
This is a 4-week series of classes designed to provide all those who identify as women with the basic techniques of self-defense. --- Event Details: https://hub.mhu.edu/rsvp?id=376052
In this talk, Professor Abrams Locklear will discuss her new book, Appalachia on the Table: Representing Mountain Food and People. Using literary representations of food in Appalachia as her guide, […]
"Fool the Eye" is an exhibition of hyper-realistic paintings by Black Mountain artist Robert Tynes. These things in the artworks are NOT what you think they are! Come get your […]
Come out and celebrate First Friday in downtown Mars Hill 5-8pm with Food, Art, Music and Gifts! Contact marshillfirstfridays@gmail.com for more info.
The Art Department is hosting a reception for Robert Tynes and his exhibition of paintings in Weizenblatt Gallery. Here's your chance to meet the artist in person and see […]
