Students: Don’t forget to make sure you are signed up to participate in the Spring Term Parking Lottery. Your vehicle must be registered by Thursday of Week 9 (this Thursday) – March 2, and your interest in the parking lottery must be indicated by Monday, March 6. If you already have a registered vehicle, please do not re-register.
Check out the parking information here, and don’t forget to check out the section relating to Current Students at the bottom of the page. Good Luck!
Sticking around campus for winter reading period? Students, faculty and staff are invited to take a break out of your Friday to indulge in hot beverages and sweet treats at the 2nd LUgge Hot Chocolate Friday!
2-3 p.m. – Friday, Feb. 10 – Seeley G. Mudd Library (front plaza)
Excited for the next big snowfall? Lean into LUgge by participating in the LUgge Snow Creation Contest, sponsored by Beta. Participating students will receive a free LUgge beanie (as supplied last) and winning creations will earn additional prizes! Stay tuned for more details.
Is your student organization or department interested in hosting a LUgge-inspired event? Contact Garrett Singer for more details.
Time to lean into LUgge with the 88th annual Winter Carnival! We are excited to pair this long standing tradition of Winter Carnival with our inaugural celebration of the winter season: LUgge. For a full list of Winter Carnival events see below or go to https://go.lawrence.edu/lugge (Sponsored by SOUP).
MONDAY: Gingerbread House
TUESDAY: Glow Mini Golf
WEDNESDAY: Swinter Party
THURSDAY: Grocery Bag Bingo
FRIDAY: U- Stuff- It
SATURDAY: Broomball
Come enjoy 2 full hours of bowling with your friends. Saturday, January 28th at Super Bowl Family Entertainment Center.
Shuttles leave at 1:40 pm from the Wriston Turnaround, the event officially starts at 2:00 pm and ends at 4:00 pm. Sponsored by SOUP
There is one more Navigate system training Faculty can attend. (Four have already taken place.) With Navigate now being our premier Student Success Management System (replacing Sunstone), we want to make sure that all Faculty are familiar with its functions, features, and how it will support student success at Lawrence. During each training, faculty can expect to hear about Navigate and:
Please feel free to direct any questions or concerns about Navigate or the trainings to Lewisash@lawrence.edu.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Date: Tuesday 1/24/2023
Time: 1:00pm- 2:00pm
Meeting ID: 928 1234 8280
Passcode: 056486
Lunar New Year is an annual celebration in many Asian cultures. The name Lunar New Year originates from the marking of the first moon of the lunisolar calendars, a traditional calendar to many east Asian countries. This year, the holiday occurs on Sunday, January 22nd. The joy of family reunion and food are some of the main themes of Lunar New Year. People in different cultures observe this traditional celebration in many ways and means.
Join the Lawrence community in celebrating the year of the rabbit on Saturday, January 28th through a collaborative effort between student organizations and staff representing departments across the Student Life division. All are welcome.
Lunar New Year Celebration
Saturday, January 28th, Warch Campus Center
6:30 PM Esch Hurvis: Cultural Presentation, Musical Performance, and Lion Dance
Followed by a Cultural Expo and Dinner in Somerset
Sponsored by: Chinese Student Association, Korean Culture Club, Lawrence International, Pan-Asian Organization, Vietnamese Culture Organization, Spiritual and Religious Life, Diversity and Intercultural Center, Lawrence University Community Council, and the Office of Diversity Equity, and Inclusion, International Student Services, and the Committee on Diversity Affairs.
The Student Food Pantry is open winter term every day from 9 AM-9 PM with ID swipe access. The Pantry is located in Memorial Hall and includes food items, hygiene products, and school supplies.
The Student Food Pantry is open to all students who are in immediate need or
do not have access to essential items. Please be conscientious in what you take
and how much you take from the space. Visit the Student
Food Pantry website for additional information.
Questions, comments, or suggestions? We’d love to hear from you! Suggest
Pantry items or share your comments using our Feedback
Form here.
The Pantry is supported through the generosity of community, local
businesses, and personal donations of money and supplies, as well as a small
budget provided by Lawrence University. We continue to seek partners on and off
campus who are willing to support our students.
To donate to the Pantry, drop off items in the D&IC Kitchen or contact jessica.quintana@lawrence.edu
Diversity and Intercultural Center Hours
Nov. 21-22: 9 AM-Midnight
Nov. 23-27: CLOSED
Nov. 28-Dec. 16: 9 AM-Midnight
Dec. 17-Jan. 2: CLOSED
We will re-open on Tuesday, January 3rd.
Please contact the D&IC staff at: diversitycenter@lawrence.edu
Stay well and be safe!
The Student Food Pantry will be open over winter break (through Jan. 2, 2023) every day from 9 AM-6 PM with ID swipe access. The Pantry includes food items, hygiene products, and school supplies.
The Student Food Pantry is open to all students who are in immediate need or do not have access to essential items. Please be conscientious in what you take and how much you take from the space. Visit the Student Food Pantry website for additional information.
Questions, comments, or suggestions? We’d love to hear from you! Suggest Pantry items or share your comments using our Feedback Form here.
The Pantry is supported through the generosity of community, local businesses, and personal donations of money and supplies, as well as a small budget provided by Lawrence University. We continue to seek partners on and off campus who are willing to support our students.
To donate to the Pantry, drop off items in the D&IC Kitchen or contact jessica.quintana@lawrence.edu
If you missed the event from Saturday, Nov. 5- Yoga: Cultural History, CommUnity, & Practice with Rina Deshpande, we’ve got you covered! You can view the recording using the link here: Yoga Recording
0:00-11:25 “Breathe and Yoga Culture & History”
11:25-28:28 “Short Physical Yoga Practice & Resources”
In today’s modern world, Yoga is often misinterpreted and misrepresented, or appropriated, to be useful for “building a better self.” But like many indigenous traditions, the ancient practice of Yoga is more than a physical workout rather it is about recognizing your value and the miracle of being you, right now, in this moment, just as you are. Yoga is about connection with one another, our natural resources including animals, and Universe, as it is about connecting with our own selves.
Rina Deshpande is an educator, author, and illustrator. Raised with yoga as an Indian American, Rina completed her ERYT-500 yoga certification and earned a masters in neuroscience and education at Harvard, where she designed yoga and mindfulness research curriculum. Rina currently authors and illustrates a monthly Yoga Journal magazine column on the culture and science of Yoga and is a faculty member. For free yoga resources and illustrated poetry follow Rina at @rinathepoet on Instagram, rinadeshpande.com, and rinathepoet.com.
Sponsored by: The Diversity and Intercultural Center and Wellness Services
