Event Formats: Virtual Only Type of Event: Workshop Target Audience: All Students,Faculty,Staff Location: All Locations Buildings: Online Affiliate School: General Event Sponsor: Office of Information Technology (OIT) Link: https://sju.teamdynamix.com/TDClient/1942/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=99471 Start your day with members of OIT. You can drop-in via Zoom and ask questions about Canvas, Zoom, Panopto, or any academic technology in an open and supportive environment. Registration is NOT required. Please visit the Academic Technology Support Schedule for a complete list of sessions.

Contact Name: Jane Allen Contact Email: jallen3@sju.edu Registration Link: https://addcal.io/e/hvo4nc5ki46e Target Audience: All Students,Alumni,Faculty,Open to the Public,Staff Join us for casual, drop-in art workshops all autumn. Focused on mindful art-making, these workshops are open to all–just stop by on select Thursdays for activities like collage journaling, origami, printmaking, and mandala design.  Sept 18 - Collage Journaling Oct 16 - Printmaking Oct 30 - Día de los Muertos crafts Nov 13 - Mandala Design & Origami  

Event Formats: Virtual Only Type of Event: Workshop Target Audience: All Students,Faculty,Staff Location: All Locations Buildings: Online Affiliate School: General Event Sponsor: Office of Information Technology (OIT) Link: https://sju.teamdynamix.com/TDClient/1942/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=99471 Get your afternoon pick-me-up with members of OIT. You can drop-in via Zoom and ask questions about Canvas, Zoom, Panopto, or any academic technology in an open and supportive environment. Registration is NOT required. Please visit the Academic Technology Support Schedule for a complete list of sessions.

Event Formats: On-Campus Type of Event: Academic,Awareness Building,Presentation Target Audience: All Students Location: Hawk Hill Buildings: Post Learning Commons and Francis A. Drexel Library Room/Location: Wachterhauser Seminar Room (2nd floor) Affiliate School: College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) Academic Departments: Political Science Contact Name: Mary Migliozzi Contact Email: mmigliozzi@sju.edu Contact Phone: 6106601675 Sponsor: Center for International Programs, Faith Justice Institute Learn more about the Spring 2026 Study Tour to Northern Ireland. This study tour is part of POL 370: Northern Ireland Study Tour: The Politics of Conflict Transformation, a Spring 2026 course offered by Dr. Lisa Baglione. Travel to Northern Ireland is tentatively scheduled to take place May 18-28, 2026. The course is open to students in all majors of sophomore, junior, or senior standing. First-year students in the Honors program may also apply. Learn about the course, the trip, and how to apply.

Event Formats: On-Campus Type of Event: Academic,Lecture,Panel Discussion,Presentation,Religious Target Audience: All Students,Employee,Faculty Location: Hawk Hill Buildings: Campion Student Center Room/Location: Doyle North Banquet Hall Affiliate School: College of Arts and Sciences (CAS),General Event Academic Departments: Theology and Religious Studies Contact Name: Philip Anthony Cunningham Contact Email: pcunning@sju.edu Contact Phone: 610-660-1863 Sponsor: Institute for Jewish-Catholic Relations Link: https://www.sju.edu/college-arts-and-sciences/ijcr/events#pope-francis-successes-and-challenges-in-interfaith-dialogue- Throughout his pontificate (2013-2025), Pope Francis prioritized dialogue as urgent for intergroup solidarity, even after centuries of alienation or during ongoing war. This program, featuring two veterans of interfaith dialogue, Rabbi Noam Marans and Prof. Elena Procario-Foley, will consider the late pope's important theological statements, tensions raised by his preaching, and challenges he faced in addressing conflicts in the Middle East. It will also recall his visit to SJU ten years ago to bless the sculpture “Synagoga and Ecclesia in Our Time.

Contact Name: Jane Allen Contact Email: jallen3@sju.edu Registration Link: https://addcal.io/e/fnux42ur2t8l Target Audience: All Students,Alumni,Faculty,Open to the Public,Staff Link: https://www.sju.edu/maguire-art-museum/exhibitions/margaret-gest Join us for a panel discussion with Page Talbott, PhD, Patricia Likos Ricci, PhD, and Erin Downey, PhD and celebrate the opening of Margaret Gest: Painting at the Threshold in 20th-c. Philadelphia. Refreshments will be provided. This groundbreaking exhibition is the first major solo show on Margaret Ralston Gest (1900-1965), Gest worked at the threshold of modernism in Philadelphia - a period in the first half of the 20th century when artists increasingly engaged with abstraction and a variety of European avant-garde approaches and styles. Featuring approximately 50 artworks, the show will bring together for the first time paintings and drawings from Saint Joseph's University's permanent collection and other private and public collections in the region.