Breaking news: Presidents’ Ball is TOMORROW NIGHT! Prepare to dance the night away in the epic disco-fest downtown! Tickets will be available to purchase until doors close at 10 p.m. Got questions about event details? Take a moment to watch this “What to Expect” video. 

Need to fuel your funky moves? A few local alumni-owned restaurants are providing a 15% off discount on January 31 to those who show proof of their ticket. Visit the Presidents' Ball website for the groovy details!

It’s time to get creative! The LGBT Center is inviting everyone to Rainbow Craft Night! Don’t miss an evening of bracelet making, button decorating, origami, and more. Stop in for a fun night with chill vibes and channel your inner artist. 

We know you’ve been itching to get in the spotlight, so come perform your talent at the GV’s Got Talent Auditions! You can perform a talent of any category, from comedy to magic to DJing. If you get through auditions, you’ll be able to perform at the big show on March 12! Not convinced? There are prizes involved! The first place winner of GV’s Got Talent earns a $200 academic scholarship and the opportunity to be the opener for the Spring Concert. Sign up today for a chance at ultimate stardom. 

Are you interested in health and the healthcare system? Come on over to Kirkhof to watch and discuss the Unnatural Causes docuseries which explores how factors like race, socioeconomic standing, geography, and gender affect the longevity of Americans. This is a recurring series, so be on the lookout for more dates! 

If you’re having post-Inauguration anxiety or stress, let your worries be at ease! Attend the rescheduled (thanks, snow days!) Inauguration Stress Art Night hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs in collaboration with other campus departments. Offering more than just art, this night will have yoga sessions, plant-potting, journaling, punching bags, and many more ways to soothe your tension. You won’t regret prioritizing your wellness, so be there or be square!

Also, don’t miss the chance to talk about topics surrounding the future of the United States. Staff, students, and faculty are welcome to join a non-partisan discussion where you can reflect on what will happen in our country post-election and post-inauguration. Talk it out at the Post-Inaugural Reflection.

If you need a team of peers to keep your wellness knowledge informed, watch for the WIT cart during its weekly campus visit! The Wellness Information Team peer educators have stickers, snacks, and sexual health supplies on the cart. Keep an eye out for the cart full of free goodies and helpful wellness info!

“Grand Valley State University’s Ethics Bowl team offers students a platform to engage in nuanced discussions on complex issues, cultivate critical thinking and improve problem solving skills…”

“Kesem is an organization that aims to provide support for over 9,000 children age six-18 that have parents diagnosed with cancer. Through their primary service, Camp Kesem, counselors and campers take part in a summertime experience that gives children the tools they need to successfully navigate difficult times…”