The International Business trip is now open for registration! The trip leaves Philadelphia Airport on March 2, 2024 and returns March9, 2024. The total cost is approximately $3,500 and includes airfare, hotel, breakfast and dinner. … Read More »SPRING BREAK LONDON & PARIS!!!!
The Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Department will host a special presentation with Dr. David R. Carey titled “An Introduction to Systems Engineering” on Thursday, November 9, 2023, from 11:30 am – 12:30 pm, in CSC 102. See attached poster for… Read More »You’re Invited to “An Introduction to Systems Engineering” on Nov. 9
The University Staff Advisory Committee’s November 2023 meeting minutes are now available online. USAC’s monthly meetings are open to all staff members. Please feel free to join us at our next meeting at 9 a.m. on… Read More »November USAC Meeting Minutes Now Available!
Join the Office of Global Engagement for game night tonight in the JPAC 5pm-8pm! There will be games, snacks, scavenger hunt clues, and a whole lot of fun to be had!
Just a reminder, Open Enrollment is just around the corner! There are 4 short activities of the Road Stops in the Health Habits Roadmap Guidebook that must be completed before Open Enrollment in order for… Read More »Open Enrollment Roadmap Incentive Reminder
Tuesday, November 7th we will meet in the Kirby Salon for a short talk followed by sitting and walking meditation. The session starts at 4:45 p.m. and ends at 5:30 p.m. No experience is necessary. … Read More »Buddhist meditation in-person tomorrow
The College of Business and Engineering (COBE) Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation is hosting a spotlight series that will feature past clients. These clients, students and non-students, will come to present on their businesses and… Read More »COBE CEI Spotlight Series
Farley Library celebrates International Education Week by highlighting a selection of books that help readers better understand the world. IEW celebrates the benefits of international education and exchange. So stop by the library during the… Read More »Farley Library Celebrates International Education Week
Alan Dershowitz and others have argued that there are scenarios and conditions which make state-sanctioned torture morally justified, maybe even required. Hypothetical scenarios such as one in which a nuclear device is hidden in NY… Read More »Is torture ever morally justified?
The 31st Annual Taste of Wilkes: Neighborhood Cookout will be held in the Jean and Paul Adams Commons from 11:30am-1:00pm on Tuesday, November 7th to support the Wilkes United Way campaign. The admissions price is $5, and… Read More »Come to Taste of Wilkes: Neighborhood Cookout