The Presidents' Ball: Red Carpet Soirée is happening this Saturday! Need to get the scoop on the event? Watch this helpful video to learn all the important info you need to know before you go. 

Stop by for free pizza while exploring topics of civil resistance and learn how to get involved in the current political climate with Democracy 101. Learn about what civil resistance is, the different types, and analyze scholar studies around protests. 

Drop by between classes, and support your fellow Laker entrepreneurs in the Kirkhof Lobby. Peruse products such as clothing, jewelry, and candy! Swing by and support local businesses. 

The Anchor-Bone classic hits our home hardwood this week for the annual rivalry matchup! Go to the Fieldhouse to feel the electric energy. Wear black, anchor up, and be LOUD! Students get in free with their student ID.

QueeraPOOLooza is back! The Rainbow Resource Center and RecWell invites all queer and trans students to join the aquatic affair of swimming, games, crafts and free food. Dress in any swimwear you like as long as it is water safe and show your student ID to get in.

The University Counseling Center and the Grand Valley Art Museum are partnering up to help students explore how art assists with emotional processing. Wander the art exhibition “Between Rooms,” by Laker artists: Xiao Han, Maddie May, Sarah Sproule, and Rachelle Wunderink. Also, participate in a fun and therapeutic collective art project! Learn more about art and relax while you create. 

Last winter semester, Laker students saved 356 lives by giving blood! Make a difference, and head to Kirkhof to donate blood with The American Red Cross. Let’s save some more lives at the next blood drive!

GVSU Outdoor Adventures is hosting and inviting students to a hiking trip to Moab, Utah. Explore the jaw dropping sandstone arches and the beautiful terrain surrounding them. Make new friends, see a new place, and have an unforgettable spring break. Secure your spot by Feb 26!

Oh no! Between the weather changing and the stress of classes, Louie the Laker got sick! But he doesn’t need to worry, because the GVSU Campus Health Center is here for him and all members of the GVSU community. Learn about Louie’s doctor visit and the new partnerships and resources the Health Center has to offer. 

It’s Black History Month! This month is dedicated to show support, celebrate achievements, and continue to advocate against racism in our world. Learn more about Women’s Black History and how to show support for our communities on campus, as we talk with the Director of the Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program, Dr. Ayana Weekley!

Would you like to know about key initiatives, emerging priorities, and ongoing advocacy efforts of our Student Senate? Attend the annual State of the Student Body Address. On Thursday, they are giving an overview of previous year efforts and setting new goals to amplify student issues and voices on campus!