Student Life

Explore the connections between words, coping, memory, and loss through works using text in various media and languages, curated by Erika Diamond.

In the most difficult or sublime of moments, it can be hard to communicate our deepest emotions. Often these experiences, rooted in or worn by the body, need catharsis. These artists use text in the form of lists, poetry, prose, and protest in an attempt to heal, connect, and…find the words.

Explore the connections between words, coping, memory, and loss through works using text in various media and languages, curated by Erika Diamond.

In the most difficult or sublime of moments, it can be hard to communicate our deepest emotions. Often these experiences, rooted in or worn by the body, need catharsis. These artists use text in the form of lists, poetry, prose, and protest in an attempt to heal, connect, and…find the words.

Explore the connections between words, coping, memory, and loss through works using text in various media and languages, curated by Erika Diamond.

In the most difficult or sublime of moments, it can be hard to communicate our deepest emotions. Often these experiences, rooted in or worn by the body, need catharsis. These artists use text in the form of lists, poetry, prose, and protest in an attempt to heal, connect, and…find the words.

Explore the connections between words, coping, memory, and loss through works using text in various media and languages, curated by Erika Diamond.

In the most difficult or sublime of moments, it can be hard to communicate our deepest emotions. Often these experiences, rooted in or worn by the body, need catharsis. These artists use text in the form of lists, poetry, prose, and protest in an attempt to heal, connect, and…find the words.

Explore the connections between words, coping, memory, and loss through works using text in various media and languages, curated by Erika Diamond.

In the most difficult or sublime of moments, it can be hard to communicate our deepest emotions. Often these experiences, rooted in or worn by the body, need catharsis. These artists use text in the form of lists, poetry, prose, and protest in an attempt to heal, connect, and…find the words.

Help clean up the JCC community and enjoy free pizza while doing it.

Students can stop by and enjoy a chair massage.

Free doughnuts will be available to students.

Take a break end-of-semester work to relax. Activities include creating no-sew blankets, jewelry making, flowerpot painting and free seeds to grow, healthy foods station, and more!

Schedule your time with intuitive artist Bonnie Woods. She will create a meaningful painting that you can keep.