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Halloween Coffeehouse

Are you ready for the first HC Coffeehouse of the semester? Get together with your peers to perform or enjoy performances at this year’s Halloween-themed Coffeehouse in Druskin Lounge… on Friday the 13th, of course! Light refreshments and food will be provided. Want to perform?

Halloween Slime Night

Join the Honors Programming Committee for a multi-campus slime night, meet new friends, and get your creative juices flowing.

HC Alumni Happy Hour- Virtual

Reconnect with your Honors College family at our 2nd Annual HC Alumni Happy Hour (this year virtually)! Join Deans Matsuda and Gilmore as we come together to catch-up.

HC Countdown to Graduation Coffeehouse

Reconnect with your classmates to celebrate your upcoming graduation. Join the HC Traditions Committee for this signature event where you'll gather for these activities:

➤ Class Plaque Dedication and Class of 2025 Photo!—Join classmates, the HC Traditions Committee, and Dean Bowers for the dedication of your Class of 2025 plaque in the Fireside Lounge and stay for your Class of 2025 photo.

HC Master Class and Golf Clinic

HC Master Class and Golf Clinic

Networking and business frequently occur on the golf course, but many people either do not have experience golfing, have never been invited to a ‘seat at the table’ for these types of networking opportunities, or feel uncomfortable joining in because of a lack of familiarity with the sport.

HC Serves x RWJ Fall Blood Drive

The annual HC Fall Blood Drive is happening on Wednesday, October 23rd! All students who donate can earn 1 service hour that counts towards the HC Community Service Learning Requirement, plus free Jersey Mike's subs and gift cards will be provided to everyone who donates!

HC Speaks x Affirmative Action

HC Speaks is a student-led club that holds intentional conversations on controversial topics. From the legalization of marijuana to AI, HC Speaks has engaged students of all opinions on difficult topics. Come and discuss national policies and impact of affirmative action concerning equity in college admissions and job hiring. This event features Faculty Fellow, Dr. Douglas Cantor. Students who attend will receive two Changemaking Points.