Eyes on the Prize Watch Party
Please join us at the Diversity Center as watch episodes from the short movie series, Eyes on the Prize, and have a meaningful conversation.
Women of Color Wednesday
Please join us every week as we gather in the Diversity Center for meaningful discussions, activities, and workshops geared toward uplifting, guiding, and providing a safe space for women of color at UIS.
Black Citizen Soldiers and Leaders Panel
This will be a discussion panel event where Black members of the Illinois Army National Guard will discuss opportunities, successes, and challenges. They also will discuss how they've managed to balance civilian and military careers, simultaneously, as a member of the reserve military forces.
Men of Color Monday
Please join the Men of Color Initiative every week as we gather in the Diversity Center for meaningful discussions, activities, and workshops geared toward uplifting, guiding, and providing a safe space for men of color at UIS.
Studio B
Let's jam to hip-hop and have fun!
Feminist Friday: Pretty Black
Join us as we collab with Gender and Sexuality Student Services and discuss the intersectionality between queer identities, fashion and Black contributions!
Cards & Conversations - Black History Month
Hosted by the Men of Color Initiative, come to the Bi-weekly Cards and Conversations. This is a time when we learn a new card game and talk about various topics. From financial literacy to building relationships, the conversations are wide-ranging and open to all!
Eyes On The Prize - Black History Month
Please join us at the Diversity Center as watch episodes from the short movie series, Eyes on the Prize, and have a meaningful conversation.
ECCE Speaker Series: Viewing Student Success on Campus Through a Historian's Lens, Lecture and Discussion
Viewing Student Success on Campus Through a Historian's Lens | Dr. Jessica Harris | Wednesday, February 15, 6:00 P.M. | Brookens Auditorium
Equity is a moral, social, and economic imperative. The democratic and economic future of the state of Illinois and the country rests in our collective ability to get a greater number of citizens with a post-secondary credential. The equity gaps that persist in student outcomes at colleges and universities are rooted in the past and have endured over time.
Writing Walk-In Tutoring Hours
Writing Hours:
Tuesdays 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm, Student Union*
All undergraduate courses welcome!
*Please note: Walk-in hours start Week 2 (January 24th), and run through Wednesday of Finals Week (May 10th).
Student Union walk-in hours will be held up in the Starbucks area