Special Event

This wellness space focuses on restorative justice as a framework for well-being. Restorative justice is a process that facilitates community engagement and communication across different lived experiences. The process has been used for centuries in Indigenous communities and offers a less punitive approach to resolving conflicts. Massage therapists will be available for 15-minute chair massages on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Don’t miss out on this historic opportunity to be a part of the Honors College class photo!

Community Conversations provides students with the opportunity to reflect on their own identities and experiences, connect with others, and understand what it means to be a member of the Honors College community in coordination with our Summer One Read. 

Continuing students are invited to visit the Honors College at our Homecoming t-shirt giveaway!

Reconnect with your classmates and celebrate at our countdown to graduation on Wednesday, March 23, 2022! 

Seniors, reconnect with your classmates to celebrate your upcoming graduation. Join the HC Senior Traditions Committee for this signature event where you'll look back on your personal postcard from the first-year Induction Ceremony, receive your HC Class of 2023 t-shirt (if you ordered one), and more!

Reconnect with your classmates to celebrate your upcoming graduation.

Performer registration will open mid-March.

The Honors College Alumni Society will be hosting a virtual Art Night for seniors. The Art Night will be guided by members of the Media Team to help you create a masterpiece—all skill levels welcome. Canvas and tissue paper kits will be sent to participants. All students will be expected to supply their own glue and brush for the various art projects.

In honor of trans awareness week, join us for a powerful conversation on the urgent state of transgender justice, from rising anti-trans legislation to the fight for healthcare and safety. Grounded in history, resilience, and community care, this talk offers tools for navigating political divides, using personal narrative to build bridges, and mobilizing for change—offering inspiration and strategy for anyone committed to equity and justice. Honors College students will receive two HC Serves hours for participating.