Event Calendar for Event Categories
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Sep022026
Club Officer Training
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
On-Campus
Each semester, two members (preferably the President and Vice President of Finance/Treasurer) are required to attend one session of club training. Find out more
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Sep032026
Club Officer Training/President's Meeting
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
On-Campus
Each semester, two members (preferably the President and Vice President of Finance/Treasurer) are required to attend one session of club training. Find out more
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Sep032026
Karaoke Night
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
On-Campus
Join WPS and POW at Rogers Pub for some welcome week karaoke and free mocktails! Find out more
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Sep042026
Represent your flag Bingo
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
On-Campus
Represent Your Flag Bingo! Wear or bring something that represents your country or culture. Find out more
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Sep092026
Yujia Ma and the Women of Ma: Artist Talk & Reception
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
On-Campus
Exhibit on View: September 9 - October 15, M-F 9:00am - 5:00pm Yujia Ma and the Women of Ma Artist Talk and Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 9, 5:00pm Hollister Gallery FREE and open to the public. Registration encouraged. Walk-ins welcome. Women of Ma explores connection across generations of women in artist Ma’s family, bridging distances shaped by culture, loss, and silence. Inspired by memories of her late mother, Lingqiao, Ma uses self-portraiture, video, and collaboration to embody both remembrance and discovery. The work reaches toward questions left unasked, relationships interrupted by grief, and moments of connection reclaimed through art. Collaborations with her grandmother, aunt, and cousin transform the camera into a tool for dialogue, creativity, and play. This exhibition documents that act of reaching, honoring both the sorrow of absence and the joy of shared experience. Yujia Ma (b. 1999, Zhejiang, China) is a visual artist working with photography, performance, and text. Exploring memory, trauma, humor, and healing, she uses the camera to create auto-fictional narratives that reframe personal and family histories. Her work is rooted in introspection, chance, and experimental writing. Ma earned a BS from Babson College and an MFA in Photography from Pratt Institute. She has exhibited with Gallery 263, NJ Pinhole Club, and Carrie Able Gallery, and her work has been featured in 1723 Magazine, MORPH MAG, and Beautica. She lives in Brooklyn, New York. Find out more