Events from May 5 – February 18, 2021 – Washington & Jefferson College

Game Night, Hosted by T3 and CIS

Updated: April 24, 2023 | Tagged: cis, cis department, Computing and Information Studies, event, event announcement, game, game night, SGA, sgafunded, Student Engagement, Student Life, t3, tech, tech club, technology toward tomorrow

Come to the second floor of the Tech Center for Game Night from 6pm-9pm on Friday May 5th! Play games old and new from the Wii to PS5 and many more in between. Snacks will be provided. Hosted by Technology Toward Toward and the CIS Department, sponsored by SGA. Sign up or follow T3 to…

W&J Spring Choral Concert

Updated: April 13, 2023 | Tagged: Academic Affairs, Academic Success, Admission, Alumni Engagement, Art, Athletics, Biochemistry, Biology, Business, Business and Finance, Campus & Public Safety, Campus Store, Center for Energy Policy and Management, Center for Ethical Leadership, Center for Professional Pathways, Chemistry, Clark Family Library, Communication and Marketing, Communication Arts, community engagement, Community Standards, Computing and Information Studies, Conferences and Events, Conflict and Resolution Studies, Development, Disability Support Services, Economics, Education, English, Environmental Studies, Facilities Services, financial aid, First Year Seminar, Gender and Women’s Studies, Health Studies, History, Human Resources, Ignite Business Incubator and Co-Working Space, Information and Technology Services, Institutional Effectiveness, Institutional Review Board, Interfaith Leadership Studies, International Student Initiatives, International Studies, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Music, Neuroscience, Olin Fine Arts Center, Ombudsperson, Peer-Assisted Learning Program, Philosophy, Physical Activity & Wellness, Physics, Political Science, Pre-Health Professions, Pre-Law, President's Office, Psychology, Public Service and Community Studies, Registrar, Religious Studies, Residence Life, , Student Engagement, Student Health and Counseling Services, Student Life, Study Abroad, Sustainability Committee, Title IX Coordinator & Compliance, W&J Dining, WNJR Radio, Writing Center

The W&J Choirs and Pittsburgh Concert Chorale will join forces to present Luminous: Music Inspired by Light on Friday, April 21 at 7:30 pm at Church of the Covenant. The concert will include uplifting works by Schubert, Lauridsen, Gjeilo, Hagenberg, and more. A string quartet will join the choirs for a portion of the concert. Come…

Freshman Block Party

Updated: July 13, 2022 | Tagged: Communication and Marketing, Student Engagement

Details to follow

Gear Up

Updated: July 11, 2022 | Tagged: Featured, Residence Life, Student Engagement, Student Life

For first year students. Details to follow!

In the Moment with Frank Wu: Confronting Anti-Asian Racism

Updated: April 29, 2021 | Tagged: advocacy, diversity, , stopasianhate, Student Engagement, virtual programming

Virtual in Zoom (Click here to register in advance) Join us for this virtual session with Frank Wu, President of Queens College, City University of New York, as well as other members of our campus community. The session will address the lived experiences of anti-Asian hate and bias, explore the historical context, while examining actionable…

FINAL Refugee Voices Event

Updated: April 6, 2021 | Tagged: Student Engagement

Come learn about Marianela and her experience as a Venezuelan refugee! Join Zoom Meetinghttps://washjeff-edu.zoom.us/j/4236630833?pwd=d3pNZmRYdEt5c0NGVUZmZGcyOElRdz09 Meeting ID: 423 663 0833Passcode: refugee

Refugee Voices Series Event

Updated: March 18, 2021 | Tagged: Student Engagement, Student Life

Come learn about Mona and her experience as a refugee from Syria. Join the Zoom session here. The password is ‘refugee’.

Live Interview with Damarion Geter

Updated: February 10, 2021 | Tagged: BHM, blackhistorymonth, Student Engagement, Student Life, virtual programming

Tune into W&J’s radio station, WNJR, at 91.7 FM at 1pm for a live interview with Damarion Geter, newest member of Student Health and Counseling Services, for a discussion about mental health and Black History Month.

What’s Zipcode got to do with it?

Updated: February 3, 2021 | Tagged: BHM, blackhistorymonth, Student Activities, Student Engagement, Student Life

For Black History Month, the Office of Community Engagement will be facilitating a workshop exploring how systemic structures related to city planning such as zip codes, property value, and access to healthy food perpetuate the cycle of poverty and disproportionately impact Black communities.

Tag: Student Engagement

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