Put the finishing touches on your Halloween costume at University Libraries’ MakerSpace Masquerade. Customize a costume mask or use mending, sewing and embroidery supplies, cardboard, hot glue, paint and paper. Drop in to Davis Library room 246 anytime 11 am–5 pm on Thursday, Oct 29 and Friday, Oct 30. Browse haunted-cozy reads from the Library’s […]
In recognition of Relationship Violence Awareness Month, Violence Prevention and Advocacy Services (VPAS) is in the Pit to help you prepare for Halloween. Stop by to grab candy and learn about consent.
MHFA is an evidence-based training that teaches participantshow to recognize signs and provide support to someoneexperiencing a mental health or substance use challenge.Thu, Oct 29 (Virtual) Noon – 3 pm Related reading
Does your mind trap you in negative thought patterns? In this UNC Advising workshop, Penn Resilience Program-certified advisors coach students to identify common thinking traps and build healthier thinking habits. Practice mental cues and critical questions to break out of an unproductive spiral and finish the semester strong.
Unexpected expenses, changes in income or support: life brings financial challenges. This interactive Carolina Financial Wellbeing Center workshop connects you with campus resources and support systems for when money feels tight. Open to all UNC undergraduate, graduate and professional students. CLE credit available for undergraduates.
Play an immersive, live-action game of Clue inside Wilson Library. Round up a team of 4–5, interrogate Clue characters, answer questions and gather evidence to solve the mystery. Prizes include gift certificates to local businesses, plus free pizza while scores are tallied. Team registration is at clue.unc.edu (have your teammates’ ONYENs ready).
Lights out at Bowman Gray Memorial Pool! Float and watch a movie, dive for glowsticks with friends, play water games, sip a spooky mocktail, grab Halloween candy and pick a pumpkin from the floating pumpkin patch. Find a winning glowstick to earn a prize. Free. Just bring your PID and give it to a lifeguard […]