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Derek Eley is an assistant professor of art at VWU. He is teaching his first semester at the university this fall. The exhibit is free and open to the public.

(No classes meet, Faculty offer alternative assignments)

This is part of our J-Term Career Week. You are invited to Lunch & Learn about being "Linked Into the Digital Job Search". You will have an opportunity to take a professional headshot and learn how to use technology in your job search. This series of events will be held at the Lighthouse in Clarke Hall and is open to all students, alumni faculty & staff. You can register through Handshake to reserve your seat. This series is funded in part by Title III grant from the US Department of Education.

This is the final session of our J-Term Career Week programming, and an opportunity to utilize all of the networking skills you developed as you enjoy appetizers and win some prizes and connect with local employers as well as VWU faculty and staff. This is a great opportunity to demonstrate what you learned about how to stand out in your job search and what businesses look for in new hires. This event will be held in Brock Commons and is open to students, faculty & staff. Maximum Attendees: 50 Register through Handshake to reserve your seat. This series is funded in part by a Title III grant from the US Department of Education.

Employers interested in participating should reach out to Andrea Grant, Coordinator of Student Professional Development at agrant@vwu.edu.

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Black Student Union (BSU) hosts a night full of karaoke

Off the Hook and Black Student Union (BSU) hosts Name that Tune featuring Black artists!

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove challenges the perception that poverty in America is primarily a Black problem. In his work with Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, White Poverty calls for a new “moral fusion movement” to unite impoverished Americans across racial lines, countering divisive political narratives.

Black Student Union (BSU) hosts Black History Month Trivia competition

Test your knowledge and play Black History Month Bingo

Connect with Black mental health professionals while exploring the importance of culturally affirming care and the impact of representation in mental health

In an interview and reading, author Shana Keller shares her passion for inspiring children through stories that address pivotal incidents in American history and highlight historical African American role models, encouraging young readers to envision leadership rooted in curiosity, perseverance, and responsibility.

This unique retelling of Shakespeare's classic is a collaboration between the VWU Theatre and Music programs. The fairies groove a cappella and the visual vibe can only be described as "far out, man." Join us for a spring production full of Peace, Love, and (Mis)Understanding.

This unique retelling of Shakespeare's classic is a collaboration between the VWU Theatre and Music programs. The fairies groove a cappella and the visual vibe can only be described as "far out, man." Join us for a spring production full of Peace, Love, and (Mis)Understanding.

Virginia Wesleyan Camerata, under the direction of Bryson Mortensen, presents their annual spring concert.

Monday labs meet another day-TBA

Join Vox Vera for a fun evening of contemporary acapella music, from the Beatles to Stevie Nicks and more!

The Virginia Wesleyan Orchestra, will complete its first year under new musical director, Alexander Chen, with a Spring concert full of traditional classics and new modern works.

Under the direction of Cory Franklin, the VWU Jazz ensemble will perform well known jazz standards, Funk, and Latin Jazz favorites.