The Office of Student Life & Engagement and the Art department are partnering on a mural project for the Student Life & Engagement offices. We are asking students who are artsy and creative to design and submit mural ideas beginning August 26 through October 18. The chosen mural design(s) will be created and installed in...
Each 萌妹视频 location will have a voter registration table setup from Constitution Day (September 17) through Election Day (November 5). Stop by to learn more about your rights as a voter and also how to register to vote, if you haven't already! Your voice matters, so have it heard in this year's election! Voter...
Juju's Indian Cuisine & Sweets offers up treats most Wednesdays, 11am-2pm at the Fauquier Campus, outside Hazel Hall! For all food trucks, check out the schedule here: laurelridge.edu/food
BOND Club is a club that creates a nurturing environment and provides social support for neurodiverse students. BOND meets weekly on Thursdays from 12:30pm-1:30pm in-person at the Middletown Campus in Cornerstone Hall, Room 607 (the TRiO office) and online via Zoom.
The Fredericksburg Area Health and Support Services will visit the Fauquier Campus to provide once monthly free HIV & Hep C testing. All testing is done privately on-site. Stop by to learn more, or get tested, in the Wolk Hall lobby. Free condoms and preventative information is also provided.
Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15-Octobrer 15. Test your Hispanic Heritage knowledge...and learn more! Sign up at laurelridge.edu/trivia. Play for a chance to win a $50 Amazon Gift Card!!!
The Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Council meets once monthly on the fourth Friday of every month in the fall semester: August, September (will occur on the 3rd Friday), October, and November. Faculty, staff and administrators serve on the council, in addition to two students leaders from the Student Government. Students are welcome, and encouraged, to...
Middletown D&D meets every Tuesday from 2-6pm and Friday from 1-5pm in the Student Union Building, Room 119.
During segregation in the 1960s, Ruth鈥檚 Tea Room in Winchester welcomed people of different races and from all walks of life to come together. Written by local playwright LaTasha Do鈥檢ia, Ruth鈥檚 Tea Room brings this local meeting place to life and illustrates the truth that there was room for everyone at Ruth鈥檚. The play features...
The SGA officers meet once monthly for their business meetings. The full schedule can be viewed here.