SAC Meeting

Have an idea? We want to hear it! Join us for our public Student Activities Committee meetings as we plan campus events, discuss new ideas, and work together to enhance student life at UIS. Whether you're looking to get involved, share feedback, or simply learn more about SAC, all Prairie Stars are welcome!

Intermediate Classical Karate

Exercise with Meaning. Do you want to strengthen:

Your Body? A curriculum based upon increasing physical power, flexibility, and aerobic health suitable for adults of any age or current level of fitness, stressing personal progress and improvement.

Your Mind? Classes designed for intelligent people interested in improving mental focus. Unlike other exercise routines, the mind is always engaged and challenged.

Space & Astronomy Interest Group

The campus Space & Astronomy Group is composed of faculty, staff, students, and community people who share an interest in outer space, space travel and astronomy.  We have biweekly meetings at the Campus Observatory during the fall and spring semesters where we discuss our interest and plan other fun events to share with the larger community.  Everyone with interest is welcome!

Meetings are open to anyone and people should feel free to drop in at any time over the hour.

Rooted Support Group

Rooted, is a private support group that aims to cultivate thriving relationships through mutual discovery, continuous appreciation, intentional communication, and shared intimacy. We gather to navigate challenges, and to nourish our relationships so out connections can grow stronger, deeper, and more resilient. Rooted will occur on Thursday's from 3pm-4pm. We ask you arrive no later than 3:15 p.m.

Classical Karate

Exercise with Meaning. Do you want to strengthen:

Your Body? A curriculum based upon increasing physical power, flexibility, and aerobic health suitable for adults of any age or current level of fitness, stressing personal progress and improvement.

Your Mind? Classes designed for intelligent people interested in improving mental focus. Unlike other exercise routines, the mind is always engaged and challenged.