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5 photosDecorate a jar, fill it with origami stars
Students painted and decorated their own jars, then wrote kind messages to themselves and to each other, folded them into origami stars, and filled the jars up. The idea was simple: open one on a hard day, add another on a good one.
9 photosA break from finals, with frosting
A collaboration with USG to close out the semester. Students built gingerbread homes, drank hot chocolate, ate far too many sweets, and took a proper break before finals and the holidays.
6 photosCrepe-paper bouquets for Women's Day
A slow, creative afternoon making crepe-paper bouquets in honor of Women's Day. The event was about self-appreciation, care, and growth, and it was open to everyone. Students made flowers for themselves, or for someone they love.
9 photosAir clay, paint, and no pressure to be good at it
An air clay workshop where students molded and painted their own pieces. A calm, inclusive space built around creativity and stress relief, where the point was the making rather than the result.
9 photosGemstones, and what you're calling in
Students made personalized gemstone bracelets, choosing stones for whatever they wanted to call in — health, love, success, or something only they knew. Your intention, in bracelet form.
5 photosAll voices are welcome!
The last event of the year. Students sang, requested songs, and cheered each other on. Whether you took the stage or just enjoyed the room, the night was about music, culture, and connection — and closing out the semester together.
The start of the year
We spent the afternoon at the Hunter club fair with a table, a lot of stickers, and a QR code that took people straight to our sign-up form. Thank you to everyone who stopped by, said hello, and scanned it. Some of you already knew the club, some had never heard of us, and a few came over for the stickers and stayed to ask what we actually do. All of it was welcome. It was a good way to start the year, and we are glad we got to meet you.
A workshop you wish existed, a speaker you would sit in the front row for, a night that would have helped you last semester. Tell us — the board reads every one.
