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Don't Forget to Visit Important Dates to Know for September!
Monday, September 14
Student Involvement Fair - 11:30 am-1 pm
Are you interested in getting involved on campus? Looking for new opportunities, leadership roles, or fun and interesting events?
Join us for the Student Involvement Fair! All of our student organizations, along with various offices and campus resources, will be at the fair and ready to talk with you about what they offer and how to join their club or attend their events this year!
Wednesday, September 16
Constitution Day: Who Belongs? - 10:50 am-12:05 pm
Join us to celebrate Constitution Day with Sophia Hall, Deputy Litigation Director at Lawyers for Civil Rights.
In the aftermath of the Civil War, the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments transformed the Constitution by redefining citizenship, guaranteeing equal protection, and prohibiting racial discrimination in voting. This lecture explores the promises and limits of these amendments and considers how the struggles of Reconstruction continue to shape debates over equality, citizenship, and democratic participation in the United States today.
Soundings East Release Party - 7:30-9 pm
Join us for the release of Soundings East, Volume 48, Spring 2026. The celebration will include selected readings from volume 48 and cake!
Thursday, September 17
The Si/No Sabo Experience - 4:30-6:30 pm
Join the Center for Justice and Liberation, in collaboration with the Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month Planning Committee, for an interactive event about language, identity, and belonging! Through discussion and a presentation led by Michele Davila Goncalves, Faculty Chair of World Languages and Cultures, we will answer the question "What does it mean to be a 'No Sabo' kid?" and discuss how folks interact with the Spanish language across regions, generations, and cultures.
Food will be provided!
Friday, September 18
ScreenDance RoadShow - 7:30-9 pm
Join us in the Sophia Gordon Center on September 18 for Season 9 of ScreenDance RoadShow!
A suggested $10 donation at the door will support the work of the Dance Honors Society. All students admitted free with ID as well as those under 18. Advance reservations are not required.
Sunday, September 20
PEM Reads at SSU: Pieces of Salem: An Anthology of Salem Voices - 2-4 pm
Join Salem’s Poet Laureate J.D. Scrimgeour and PEM’s Director of Learning and Community Engagement David Snider for the official book launch of Pieces of Salem: An Anthology of Salem Voices.
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