Join the Women’s Center for our annual Women’s History Month kickoff, a hands-on mosaic mirror experience celebrating innovation and sustainability!
Monday, March 2, 2026
3-5pm
STU South Ballroom
Open to all UIS students, faculty, and staff. Questions or accommodations? Contact womenscenter@uis.edu or (217)206-7173.
Step into a guided journey through the history of women’s rights and the policies that made change possible. This experience highlights key moments, movements, and voices that shaped progress over time, showing how rights were challenged, fought for, and ultimately secured. Come learn how the past connects to the present—and why this history still matters today. We will be in the Diversity Center Lounge (Student Life Building, suite 22). Sponsored by the Women’s Center and Queer Student Ambassador Program.
Let's attend Sprintax nonresident tax webinar and discuss nonresident tax filing in general.
Let's attend Sprintax nonresident tax webinar and discuss nonresident tax filing in general.
Step into a night of glamour and excitement at our Casino Night! Hosted by the Department of Residence Life, dress your best and join us for an evening filled with classic casino games, lively music, and chances to win big. Whether you’re rolling the dice or just soaking in the atmosphere, it’s the perfect way to celebrate in style with friends!
Join us for fellowship! We will worship, pray, and play games!
Join us to plan events and socialize with other members! Your attendance is strongly preferred, but if you are unable to attend, please email Kcuev2@uis.edu
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.
Meetings are open to anyone and people should feel free to drop in at any time over the hour.
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.
Meetings are open to anyone and people should feel free to drop in at any time over the hour.
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.
Meetings are open to anyone and people should feel free to drop in at any time over the hour.