Join Campus Ministry in their cozy meeting area (lower level All Saints Chapel) and take 45 minutes of your week to study the Bible. All welcome - bring your questions and your friends!

An opportunity to bask in poetry and the beauty of other languages as Carroll students, faculty and staff read poems in languages other than English. Corette Library’s Sage Room • 4–6 p.m. • Free and open to the public

This event is part of International Education Week and is being sponsored by the Artaza Center for Global Excellence and Carroll’s Humanities programs.

This event has been cancelled.

The Hunthausen Center for Peace and Justice and Sodexo will be hosting Carroll College's sixth annual Oxfam Hunger Banquet. It is a memorable, interactive event that brings hunger and poverty issues to life. The place where you sit, and the meal that you eat, are determined by the luck of the draw—just as in real life some of us are born into relative prosperity and others into poverty.  This year’s banquet will take place on Thursday, November 15, 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM, in the STAC. We will be announcing a special guest speaker soon.

Students are encouraged to bring a nonperishable food item so we can have a food drive during the event.

It is important that we have as accurate a count as possible for the event to be a success. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Dr. Chris Fuller at cfuller@carroll.edu.

Our thanks to Sodexo for their generous support of this event.

Green Honors Society has gone through some major transformations - get involved with the Carroll College Green Initiative! Bri Bivens and Bryce Walker will be giving a presentation on how students can get involved. The meeting is on Thursday November 15th at 5:30pm in Simp 101/202 with free pizza.

We have some projects rolling and we're hoping to receive some student input on future objectives as well as offer up some community service opportunities around the Helena Community.  looking for students interested in working on student led projects that can tackle issues like food waste, recycling accessibility, and energy efficiency on campus while also giving opportunities to participate in community organizations with an eco-friendly purpose like Prickly Pair Land Trust and the community garden at Helena Food Share. 

Join Dr. Kelly Cline on November 15 at 7:00 p.m. in the Simperman Hall Wiegand Amphitheatre for "An Evening of Physics: The Mysteries of Quantum Physics."

How do atoms work? What forces hold atoms together? Are atoms ruled by random chance? Are electrons both particles and waves? The amazing science of quantum physics tells us that the tiny particles inside atoms behave in bizarre and paradoxical ways. Einstein himself couldn’t believe that the random rules of quantum physics could be true, saying: "God does not play dice!" Yet, quantum physics is what makes all our computer technologies work. J

Join us for a free, public lecture where we will explore inside the atom with quantum physics!

Carroll students! Do you enjoy thinking quickly and making people laugh? Do you need a space to unwind and be yourself? Do you like to work hard to improve yourself and your talents?

Then come audition to be a member of the Carroll College Mimeprov Comedy Troupe! We are a student group dedicated to improvisational comedy, mime, acting, and friendship.

The Mimeprov Troupe meets every Sunday for an hour of private practice. At practice, we play improv games and work with each other to better understand and use improv rules. Once a month we share what we have been working on and perform a show. Also, once a month we put on a Playdate, which are opportunities for people interested in improv to join in the fun.

This fall we are looking for new friends and we will be holding auditions for fellow Carroll students interested in being a part of Mimeprov.

We don't know how many people we will ask to join the troupe, but we do know what we are looking for: dedication, a sense of humor, a willingness to learn, collaboration, and any other special talents. But most importantly, we are looking for someone who loves improv.

Not sure that this is you? Come to auditions and find out! We look forward to seeing you!

Details

• Audition 1: November 14, 8:30PM-9:00PM in the FLEX Theatre
• Audition 2: November 15, 9:00PM-10:00PM in the FLEX Theatre

You only need to make it to one of our two audition evenings. Please try to make it and if neither day works we welcome a message (mimeprov@gmail.com) from you and we'll try to figure something out.