Events

Northwestern Mutual will be on campus to talk with studnets about internhsip opportunities.

Get a first look at the Meadows Museum's fall 2026 exhibitions!
Free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. Cash bar.

5:00PM - Member-only admission
5:30PM - General admission
6:00PM - Artist Panel with Todd Camplin and Allison West

**_[Ode to the Word Abstract: Selected Works from 2010 - 2026](https://meadows-centenary.squarespace.com/meadows-exhibitions/ode-to-the-word-abstract)_**
Featuring works by Todd Camplin, this collection includes text abstracted into objects/images, explores endangered and extinct languages, and a reinterpretation of poems by two Centenary College students into an abstract work.

**_[The Bee Sequence](https://meadows-centenary.squarespace.com/meadows-exhibitions/the-bee-sequence)_**
Allison West creates a sculptural translation of Sylvia Plath's 1962 poetry cycle that explores control, tradition, domesticity, and female identity. 

**_[The Mayan Creation: Words that Shape Worlds](https://meadows-centenary.squarespace.com/meadows-exhibitions/the-mayan-creation)_**
Loosely based on Part One of the _Popol Vuh_, a series of works by Luz-Maria Lopez tell the Mayan creation story through alternating pages of text and illustrations.

The book that does not have an assigned book! Come to the library and discuss what you are currently or have recently read. This being the first meeting of the year we really would like to hear about what you read over the summer, or any cool media (films or podcasts) you discovered.

Faculty are invited to a brief introduction to Accommodate, Centenary's new Disabilty Services management system. This session will cover how to view accommodation letters, submit requests for Testing Services, and navigate key features of the platform.

Kick Off: 6pm

This event series serves as an opportunity for students to attend informal talks provided by faculty across all discliplines regarding a topical interest of theirs, in their respective field. These talks are not highly technical, but engaging and serve as a mechanism for students to earn passport points.

Come jon BSU for our biweekly general body meeting!