Events for November 4, 2025

This STAMP Gallery exhibition features sensorial works produced by a network of survivors and supporters, all addressing sexual violence. Viewers are invited to confront the links between sexual violence and the institutions that create it.

Research Education at University Libraries workshops equip researchers with the tools, concepts, and skills needed for every stage of the research lifecycle.

The Master of Science in Geospatial Information Sciences (MS GIS) program is dedicated to providing the most up-to-date education on geospatial technology, theory and applications. The courses cover spatial analysis, statistics, programming, database

DJ Patil (M.A. '99, Ph.D. '01, applied mathematics)---an entrepreneur, investor, scientist, and leader in public policy who co-coined the term data scientist---will speak about the ways artificial intelligence is changing our world.

Learn how to use the automated tools Adobe provides to evaluate and modify your PDF documents to be more accessible, often with just a few clicks!

The Scholarship as Conversation series features workshops, film screenings, and faculty talks that address Grand Challenges through areas of inquiry that are too often undervalued or overlooked in academia.

Communication is at the core of all of our relationships. Explore the different styles of communication, see which styles you use the most, and learn about best practices for communicating with the people around you.

The college's award-winning career event connects students with successful ARHU alumni.

Join Math, Computer Science, and Physics professionals, career advisors, industry experts, and fellow Science Terps for an engaging discussion on navigating the current job market & career planning.

Ready to turn big ideas into real-world impact? Join fellow students and members of the xFoundry team to participate in interactive activities and potentially meet teammates, fellow competitors, and receive additional Xperience Competition details.