All who identify as women or femmes are invited to use meditation, yoga, writing, and nature connection to re-story, and thus restore, our relationship with out bodies and mother earth in ways that center all beings' inherent interconnection and wholeness --- Event Details: https://hub.mhu.edu/rsvp?id=375622
Join us for the short film Escalation, based on a true story, as we explore the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships. Learn to identify the warning signs of both physical and mental relationship abuse. Join us in Nash 212 --- Event Details: https://hub.mhu.edu/rsvp?id=375537
Join us for a group dedicated to students who are currently in recovery or sober curious. All forms of recovery (i.e., substance use, eating disorders, self-harm, mental health challenges) are welcome and encouraged to attend! The group will meet in Nash 100 at 11:00 A.M. the following dates: 9/28, 10/12, and 10/26. --- Event Details: […]
Come discuss how men can play an important role in preventing sexual violence and how men can educate other men. Pizza provided in Nash 212! --- Event Details: https://hub.mhu.edu/rsvp?id=375538
Award winning playwright Cooper Bates will lead students in a creative writing workshop. Learn to write and perform your own story! Reserve your spot with mary_grimm@mhu.edu today! Meet us in Black Box Theater! --- Event Details: https://hub.mhu.edu/rsvp?id=375539
View various forms of artwork from survivors of sexual and domestic violence. Free admission, artists can submit art work for display to mary_grimm@mhu.edu. Light refreshments provided! --- Event Details: https://hub.mhu.edu/rsvp?id=375540
Earn VIP status at #Up2MHUs afterparty by attending three or more events throughout the week. Food, games, music, merch, and prizes! --- Event Details: https://hub.mhu.edu/rsvp?id=375541
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Due to popular demand, we have added an extra tailgate lot for homecoming! Individual spots will not be assigned. Your purchased tailgate ticket will allow you in the lot, to choose your spot on a first come, first serve basis. This lot is adjacent to Renfro Library and faces Harrel Pool.
Join storyteller Mary Hamilton for an evening of dreadful and dastardly deeds as she tells ghostly, haunting, and creepy tales. These stories are for adults, not for littles, and the event is free and open to the public. Brought to you by the Ramsey Center for Appalachian Studies and the Office of Campus Engagement and […]
This community group convenes to support stewardship of Bailey Mountain including preservation, management and access. We meet quarterly and are open to all. For more information visit libguides.mhu.edu/bailey or contact BaileyMtn@mhu.edu.
