Available to students, staff and faculty, the grants are designed to improve access for underserved populations, especially in the area of health care.

Graduate business students are invited to register for this talk by Andy Arlotta, co-owner and vice president of the Minnesota Swarm lacrosse team.

The O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library Center and the Undergraduate Student Government are hosting Harry Potter Night. Dress as your favorite character and watch a movie today at the library.

Consider registering for a course with a service-learning component and bring classroom concepts to life with community-based experience.

The celebration will feature a performance by the Native Pride Dancers, who have entertained and educated audiences across the globe.

Undergraduate Student Government will offer cookies, milk and juice for students studying late in the library.

Carol Bruess keeps hearing people say “Wow!” in the aftermath of last week’s Opus Prize event. She writes today in The Scroll that those “totally amazing” honorees have taught us some valuable lessons.

A little kindness can go a long way to brighten someone’s day, and your day with a free flashlight key ring.

Ask questions, tour the UST School of Law building and talk with current law students.

If each full-time UST employee gave $2 per pay period, $78,000 would be raised to give back to the broader community.

Students, faculty and staff are invited to a free informational meeting Nov. 12. Special cost incentives for the program are available for students compliments of the Wellness Center.

Design a T-shirt that either supports civil rights in Belarus or promotes the club.

Faculty and staff authors and researchers take center stage this week.