Join us for a vibrant celebration of languages, and creative expression through poetry from around the world. We invite students, faculty, and staff to participate and enjoy this evening of literature and community. Snacks will be provided! Listen to Poetry OR Recite a Poem Aloud Whether you’re a poet or a poetry enthusiast, we invite you to join the celebration. Participation and Rules Poem Length: 2-5 minutes Poems can be read in any language but English translations or a summary is encouraged. If you prefer, you can submit your poems anonymously and we will recite it for you. Write your own poem or share your favorite by someone else! Register here:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe6yQ2t4XYIIdQddJlmHChhBbZmBaDt5iq_DiuO1f9_B7o5bQ/viewformHosted by: Campus Programs, iBuddy: International Student Club and Organization, International AffairsAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/10790140

Join us for a transformative evening featuring a speaker from the Colorado Psychedelic Church, where we’ll explore the intersection of psychedelics, spirituality, and personal growth. Throughout history, entheogens—psychedelic substances used in sacred rituals—have played a crucial role in spiritual awakening, healing, and community connection. In this talk, we’ll dive into: 🌌 The Role of Psychedelics in Spiritual Traditions – How different cultures have used plant medicines for thousands of years. 🧘 Psychedelics & Consciousness Expansion – Exploring how these substances can foster deep introspection, healing, and connection to the divine. 📜 Legal & Ethical Considerations – Understanding the evolving landscape of psychedelics in spiritual practice. 🤝 Community & Integration – How to incorporate these experiences into daily life for lasting transformation. Whether you’re deeply immersed in psychedelic spirituality or just curious about its role in modern practice, this event is a space for open dialogue, learning, and connection. Bring your questions and an open mind!Hosted by: UCCS Psychedelic SocietyAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11118198

Designed for beginners and those looking to develop their communication skills in a supportive setting. Focused on learning and growth, this environment encourages students to practice speaking, debating, and critical thinking without the pressure of highly competitive outcomes. It’s a space to build confidence, explore different argument styles, and improve public speaking techniques at a comfortable pace. Perfect for those who want to sharpen their skills in a fun, collaborative, and low-pressure atmosphere. Join us if you're looking to overcome speech anxiety, make friends, or even just increase your campus engagement! Meets every Friday (and possibly Mondays) at 5:30pm :)Hosted by: UCCS Speech & Debate ClubAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11047876

Join us for discussions surrounding transmisogyny, past and current examples of it, intersectionality with race, how to combat against transmisogyny, and how to uplift transwomen.   For any questions, please send an email to ocapela@uccs.edu, kruiz@uccs.edu & otonge@uccs.edu, or message us on Instagram @qtpoctwospiritHosted by: Queer Transgender People of Color and Two-SpiritAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11076097

On Friday's from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM (Loosely) The Psych! Club will be hosting our club meetings. Each meeting will have its own theme or target for discussion with a goal of creating a community among students and sharing knowledge. The topic/event will be announced in advance prior to each weeks meeting. Hosted by: Psych! ClubAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/10967661

Care to test your trivia skills? Think you've got what it takes to win? Then you and a friend should register for the Excel Multiliteracy Center's Trivia Night! Put your movie, music, and general trivia knowledge to the test! Participants will compete in teams of two.Hosted by: Excel Multiliteracy CenterAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11109500