The Political Science Club is planning to host an informational event focused on Prop 50 and redistricting, as we believe there's a lot to explore. We’ll dive into the history and impact of Gerrymandering, break down the details of Prop 50, and tailor the discussion to issues that matter most to our students and community. Understanding what's happening in our state is essential to everyone. We want to help students feel empowered to exercise their civil liberties and make informed choices when voting in November. Civic engagement is one of the most effective ways to create change, and it's your right to participate. We will have Gerrymandering board games and will provide food and drinks!

he School Psychology Association will be hosting a Fall Wellness Social—a space to relax, recharge, and connect with peers for school psychology graduate students. The goal is to host an event that includes pumpkin decorating, fall snacks, and mindfulness-focused fun while celebrating the season. There will also be a giveaway for CSU East Bay merchandise. Costumes encouraged but not required.

Place where we can gather, learn and grow in the word of God. We do not obligate attendance nor participation by force, but rather by one's willingness to join.

Monthly meeting for FSC Delegates

Sweetheart Week

The Biology Club welcomes Dr. Chatar as our guest speaker on Wednesday, October 29 from 1–2 PM in North Science Building 125. Join us for an engaging discussion as Dr. Chatar shares her expertise and experiences in the world of biology!