Quaker Square Residence Hall

04/21/2015

Residence Life and Housing says NO MORE sexual assault. Join the campus conversation.

04/21/2015

Attend the Katie Hnida lecture for tonight at 8:00 p.m. in the SU Ballrooms to learn about sexual assault!

04/07/2015

She Was Asking For It: Beliefs and Myths About Sexual Assault
April 8, 2015
Join the Counseling and Testing Center starting at 12:00pm in Simmons Hall 306 to learn some common beliefs about r**e and sexual assault.

04/07/2015

Everybody laughs at Kimmel's Mean Tweets, but nasty Yaks, Tweets and Snapchats can boomerang in unexpected ways, damaging the name and reputation of the source. This week, help us change the way we use social media by spreading positivity and pledging to be . Learn more and join us for an on-campus event from April 6-10: http://www.uakron.edu/notanonymous/

Everybody laughs at Kimmel's Mean Tweets, but nasty Yaks and Tweets and Snapchats can boomerang in unexpected ways, damaging the name and reputation of the source.

03/17/2015

Violence is condemned ! Let's help UAPD keep our community safe. Call 330-375-2181 w/leads or information about gender violence.

03/06/2015

Look for the Newsletter tomorrow and safety tips for spring break.

03/06/2015

Want more information about the role of alcohol in sexual violence check this out.

http://svpe.uoregon.edu/GetEducated/SexualAssaultMyths/TheRoleofAlcohol.aspx

02/27/2015

Support the mens basketball game tonight at 8pm in the JAR!

02/26/2015

Join Hall Gov tonight at 9pm for Game Night! A night of fun video,board and card games. Bring your own or play one of ours, hope to see you!

02/10/2015

Have financial aid questions? Want to know more about grants, scholarships and loans, check out the financial aid website for more information. http://www.uakron.edu/finaid/

02/10/2015

It’s Map-Works time again, log onto your My Akron and take the self-assessment prior to February 24th. Ask the staff if you have questions.

02/05/2015

TONIGHT at 7:30 p.m. in Kolbe Hall's Daum Theatre. "Sister Friend: Phillis Wheatley and Obour Tanner On Freedom, Love, and the Divine" – a one-act play and audience talk-back. produced by Amanda Kemp
Phillis Wheatley, eighteenth-century Black poet and international celebrity and her friend Obour Tanner come to life in this one-act drama about their friendship, love, and understanding of the Divine. Based on the unique correspondence between Wheatley and Tanner, both of whom were enslaved, this play explores the women's assertions of freedom, dignity and faith. The play blends narrative with African American spirituals, exquisitely rendered by tenor Deborah Billups and soprano Vanessa Ballard.
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