Join us for a contemplative prayer practice using a sacred image from The Saint John’s Bible directly following the noon Mass. (Read More)
Events
Thirst Friday (Apr. 25)
All faculty and staff are invited to come celebrate as we near the finish line of the spring semester. Enjoy laughter, libations, small bites and great conversations at this Garaventa Center casual, no agenda social favorite! Bring someone who’s never been for extra credit! (Read More)
Use Your Voice! (Mar. 17)
Join VoteUP and Constructive Dialogues in the Pilot House to write your elected officials—local, state, national—about your concerns. (Read More).
“Cultivate Your Closet” Spring Clothing Drive (Mar. 18-26)
All faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to donate any CLEAN clothing in preparation for a clothing giveaway sponsored by the Center for Gender and Sexuality. Students will have access to free clothing at the giveaway on March 26, where stylists from the UP WEWORETHAT Club will be helping to coordinate fits. (Read More)
Informational Panel on Immigration Policies and the Trump Administration (Mar. 24)
Join us for a Q&A panel to learn more about current immigration policies, what campus leaders are doing to support students, and what Catholic Social Teaching tells us are our obligations to immigrants and refugees. A reception will follow. (Read More)
Film Screening: “No Place to Grow Old” (Apr. 3)
No Place To Grow Old is an intimate portrait of the rising crisis of senior homelessness in Portland and explores the systemic challenges and deeply personal stories of a generation aging into homelessness. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with the founder of Humans for Housing, Michael Larson, and film director Davey Schaupp. (Read More)
Faith and Intellectual Life Discussion Group (Apr. 4)
At the next meeting of the Faith and Intellectual Life Discussion Group we will be discussing the article “The Antisocial Century” by Derek Thompson. (Read More)
2025 Mazzocco Lecture on Feminist Activism in a Challenging World (Apr. 14)
The Political Science and Global Affairs Department invites you to a timely discussion on transnational solidarity and cross-movement building for gender equality and women’s rights with Yasmina Benslimane. Benslimane is a young feminist champion who has been recognized as one of the BBC’s 100 Most Influential and Inspiring Women as well as Forbes 30 under 30. (Read More)
Ash Wednesday (Mar. 5)
Christians begin the observation of the holy season of Lent, the 40 days of preparation for the great celebration of Easter, on Ash Wednesday. This year Ash Wednesday falls on March 5, and Campus Ministry will celebrate two Masses that day to mark the occasion. (Read More)
A Serendipitous Symmetry: Cuban and Vietnamese Poster Art and the Improvisation of Historical Research (Mar. 12)
Join Blair Woodard, PhD and the History Department in an exploration of the ephemeral dialogues in Cuban and Vietnamese poster art. These posters praised each other’s revolutions, leadership, and victories against the United States. In his talk, Woodard will discuss how his research has often led him down unplanned pathways of both academic and personal discovery. (Read More)