Recently Concluded Events

The Coping Skills Series will help participants develop a broad range of coping skills applicable to daily life, including managing stress, emotions, and uncertainty, as well as take a deeper dive into the practice of mindfulness.

Are you learning a language or would like to share your language with other speakers? Join the Language House Chats and come practice for free in an informal and relaxed atmosphere.

Join us in the LGBTQ+ Equity Center for Queer Recess! Come enjoy crafts, games, and play!

The University of Maryland and the State of Maryland have an abundance of resources for aspiring entrepreneurs. This workshop will provide an overview of the resources and programs, and a suggested path to navigate them in the most efficient way.

LGBTQ Equity Center donated a surplus of pronoun pins, #protecttransterps pins, pamphlets, rainbow stickers, and other freebies to give out. The Health Center will be providing free safe sex kits & resources!

Tianyi Dance Team’s annual showcase aims to promote cultural awareness through the art of Chinese traditional dance. It represents our team’s year-long effort to put on an entertaining show that fuses Eastern tradition with Western culture.

SEE’s Annual Drag Show is back to business! Come one, come all for a night of laughs, exciting performances by nationally recognized drag queen Crystal Methyd from RuPaul’s Drag Race, and local talents.

In celebration of campus pride month, SEE is holding our third annual Drag Makeup Workshop. A local drag queen will walk attendees through a drag makeup look over Zoom, with participants doing their makeup along with the queen. Makeup will be provided to participants.

Celebrate the inaugural UMD Black Alumni Weekend with the Maryland Smith community! Join students and alumni for a networking session that will include hearing from alumni in select industries about their varying career paths.

The Healing From Hate and Advancing Racially-Equitable Policies symposium will feature remarks from BSU President Aminta Breaux, UMD President Darryll Pines, and the Collins Family, as well as a panel of university, community, and policy leaders discussing issues centered on individual and commun