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The Libraries will be closed Thursday, 11/28 thru Saturday, 11/30 for Thanksgiving Break, so request your reading materials now! You can always access 24-hour computing and printing in the Lusty Cup.

LITS is hiring two ���Ϲ� students to work as Digital Scholarship Project Assistants on “Paul Thomas Annotated: In the Margins,” a film annotation project led by Professor José Vergara.

The Fitness Center and Pool will close early on Wednesday, Nov. 27. We will be closed through Thanksgiving weekend. Please see our website for all the details about the facility.

Chemistry faculty candidate Yiming Wang, Ph.D., will present a Colloquium on the topic "Quantitive Analysis on the Formation of Metal Nanocrystals" on Thursday, Nov. 21, at 4:30 p.m. in Park 25.

Lunchtime cravings? We've got you covered this Thursday! Choose from our selection of homemade soups, crisp salads, crafted sandwiches, and hot entrees. Served from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Treat yourself to a homemade lunch this Wednesday! Enjoy our delicious soups, crisp salads, and crafted sandwiches, alongside a selection of hot entrees.

Indulge this Tuesday with a variety of homemade soups, crisp salads, crafted sandwiches, and a selection of these hot entrees from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Stop by UG and grab our special wrap of the week from the case: Butternut Squash, black beans, spinach, cheddar, avocado, roasted red pepper, and quinoa with chipotle mayo on a wheat wrap.

Do you enjoy UG's Coffee? Now you can enjoy Autumn Harvest at home. Get it while it lasts, $9.50 a bag.

Visit the bookstore online or in person all day (11/13) to get 20% off a brand-new ���Ϲ� yellow hoodie or crewneck to show your support at today's field hockey game. Learn more at the link.

Your BMC Bookshop is open on Sunday evenings in November! Hours are 7-10 p.m. Stop in for all the supplies and snacks you need to power through your week or for a retail therapy fix.

Join Sociology for "Airing Egypt’s Dirty Laundry: Online and on the Ground Feminist Movements and Resistances in Contemporary Egypt," by Nehal Elmeligy, Ph.D., 11/21, 4:15-5:45 p.m. in Dalton 119.