Dear Students and Families:
Welcome to the first weekend of March! It’s hard to believe we’ve already been on campus for a full month. I hope that despite the unusual nature of this semester, you are finding ways to enjoy all our campus and community have to offer.
Weekend Activities: March 4-7
Warmer weather is right around the corner and soon we will have even more outdoor activities on our events calendar. In the meantime, please take a few minutes to review the sampling of events and activities taking place this weekend. And, for a complete listing of events, please check out the University’s events calendar.
Thursday, March 4
Friday, March 5
Saturday, March 6
Sunday, March 7
There are many indicators that as a community and a country, we are moving in the right direction as it relates to the pandemic. More vaccinations. More activities becoming available again. And most importantly, deaths, hospitalizations and infection rates are declining. While good news, we must remain as vigilant as ever. There are many end-of-semester activities we all look forward to and are incumbent on our collective commitment to upholding public health directives. Please, continue to stay safe, stay healthy and do your part!
Sincerely,
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience
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