Check out our upcoming events!

Midterm Motivation

Monday, April 10, 2023  3 - 4 PM

The Commons : Mainstreet

Join us for a midterm motivation event at Commons Mainstreet from 3-4 pm! Come talk with your peers, make stress balls, snag a goodie bag, and get study affirmations to crush those exams! Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to destress and grab some goodies!

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Mindfulness Mondays

A Space to Breath. To Reflect. To Be.

Monday, April 10, 2023  4 - 5 PM

The Center for Well-Being : 103

Mindfulness is the practice of purposefully bringing one's attention into the present moment without judgment. Join our staff to pause and connect with yourself, others, and the space around you. Each week, you will have various opportunities to practice mindfulness, including yoga, meditation, and exploring various religious/spiritual approaches to this topic. This is a collaborative series between i3b, UMBC Recreation, and the Office of Health Promotions.

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Building a Healthier Relationship with Yourself

A tabling event

Tuesday, April 11, 2023  12 - 1 PM

The Commons : Mainstreet

As we enter the season of rebirth and blossom, it is important to check in with yourself. Join the peer health educators to learn more about ways to build and maintain a better relationship with yourself.

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Community Conversations

Discussing Consent

Wednesday, April 12, 2023  12 - 1 PM

The Commons : 004

A community can be a vital tool to help all of us get through life's ups and downs and celebrate our big and small moments. Community Conversations is an interactive event that will help students understand the role of community in supporting their well-being and mental health. This conversation will also highlight what it means to show up for others.

This Community Conversation will also focus on consent and how folks can reclaim their bodies after an assault has occurred.

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Community Conversations

Graduate Student Community

Thursday, April 13, 2023  3 - 4:30 PM

The Commons : Fireside Lounge

A community can be a vital tool to help all of us get through life's ups and downs and celebrate our big and small moments. Community Conversations is an interactive event that will help students understand the role of community in supporting their well-being and mental health. This conversation will also highlight what it means to show up for others.

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Good Morning Commuters (GMC) - Adult Learner's Week

A great way to start your day!

Tuesday, April 18, 2023  8:30 - 10:30 AM

The Commons : Sports Zone

Good Morning Commuters (GMC) happens every Tuesday morning, from 8:30am to 10:00am, for breakfast. It's complimentary with your Commuter Gold Card. Here you can meet new people, express commuter concerns, and learn about the latest events and activities at UMBC.

Don't have a Gold Card? You can purchase one at any GMC. If you purchased a Gold Card last semester they are active for the whole school year.

Gold Cards are $5 for Commuter Students and $10 for Residential Students and Graduate Students. 

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Community Conversations

Spiritual Well-Being

Wednesday, April 19, 2023  12 - 1 PM

The Center for Well-Being : 103

A community can be a vital tool to help all of us get through life's ups and downs and celebrate our big and small moments. Community Conversations is an interactive event that will help students understand the role of community in supporting their well-being and mental health. This conversation will also highlight what it means to show up for others.

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Mini Health Fair Series

Featuring the UMBC Police

Wednesday, April 19, 2023  12 - 2 PM

Library and Gallery, Albin O. Kuhn

Drop by to learn more about how the UMBC Police can help your success and wellbeing this semester. 

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Community Conversations

Asian American Pacific Islander Community

Wednesday, April 19, 2023  3 - 4:30 PM

The Commons : The Mosaic

A community can be a vital tool to help all of us get through life's ups and downs and celebrate our big and small moments. Community Conversations is an interactive event that will help students understand the role of community in supporting their well-being and mental health. This conversation will also highlight what it means to show up for others.