2026 Schedule of Events
All Day: "Yard" Sale at the University Library, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Stop by the Library for a Yard Sale without a Yard. We have stuff, you need stuff. The Sale will be in the Library from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. All proceeds will go to the funding of the Library of Things.
Mindful Morning
Lawrence Hall Lobby 3 (1st Floor)
Early Birds who Brave the morning will be greeted with Assorted pastries, Muffin, Danish and Bagels, Butter and Fruits Preserves, Fresh Fruits Display, and a Make-Your-Own-Yogurt Bowl. Refreshments include Coffee, Tea, Citrus infused water, Cucumber mint infused water, and Hot chocolate.
George Rowland White Studio #2 (Lawrence Hall 1st Floor — past the Lobby)
Lock in your spot today! (RSVPs not required, but encouraged.)
Yoga class with instructor Erin McAuley. Mats will be available, but you can bring your own! The session will last roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes.
706 Academic Hall
Lock in your spot today! RSVP Here! Limited to 18 students.
Facilitator: Dr. Vincenne Revilla, Professor, School of Education
Sacred Stitches: A Japanese-Inspired Journey in Mindful Hand-Stitching
Presenter: Vincenne Revilla, PhD, Professor, School of Education
Time: 9–11 a.m. Please arrive promptly. Late arrivals cannot be accommodated due to the workshop format
Enrollment: Advanced registration required; seating is limited to 18 participants
Sacred Stitches is a hands-on textile workshop combining aspects of traditional embroidery and Japanese-inspired stitching, developed by Vincenne Revilla. Sacred Stitches is among the first community-based workshops to intentionally integrate mindfulness and meditation, evidence-informed wellness strategies, and Japanese-inspired hand-stitching of Sashiko and Boro.
This unique workshop is for anyone interested in slowing down. Participants will create three small projects rooted in aspects of Japanese Sashiko and Boro in a calm and supportive environment. No sewing experience necessary. Supplies provided.
Want to know more? Watch this video: The Japanese Philosophy of Boro Textile Art
Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to:
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Learn the history and traditions of Japanese Boro and Sashiko.
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Discover how simple stitches can become a pathway to calm, creativity, and self-care.
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Experience the meditative qualities of repetitive hand-stitching.
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Experience the connection between stitching, creativity, mindfulness, and mental wellbeing.
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Enjoy a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere where all skill levels are welcomed and supported.
Annual Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Residential Dining Hall (LH 3rd floor)
Faculty, staff, and students without a meal plan must RSVP to receive a free lunch on October 28. Please bring your Point Park ID and sign-in at the Dining Hall entrance to enjoy lunch on us!
Students with a meal plan will still use their plans as usual.
Lock in your spot today! RSVP Here!
Afternoon Fun
Lawrence Hall Lobby
Therapy dogs on campus provide students, faculty, and staff with a comforting opportunity to relax, relieve stress, and take a break from the demands of daily life. Stop by Lawrence Hall to meet these 4-legged cuties!
Lawrence Hall 200 (fishbowl)
Come de-stress and unwind with some relaxing activities and a popcorn bar!
George Rowland White Studio #2 (Lawrence Hall 1st Floor — past the Lobby)
Lock in your spot today! (RSVPs not required, but encouraged.)
Yoga class with instructor Erin McAuley. Mats will be available, but you can bring your own!
Professional Career Readiness Center (Lower Level of Student Center)
Join us for an afternoon of storytelling, strategy, and rolling natural 20s with your fellow Pioneers. Let’s make Pioneer Pause a critical hit!
Whether you’re a level 20 dungeon-crawler or a level 1 rookie with zero XP, all are welcome at the table. No spell slots or character sheets needed – we’ll provide everything (dice, pre-made characters, snacks, and plenty of fun).
But beware! Party slots are limited, so don’t fail your RSVP saving throw. Secure your spot in the adventuring party by registering now.
Lawrence Hall Lobby
Lock in your spot today! RSVP Here! (Limited to 24 attendees)
Paint, Sip & Let Your Creativity Shine!
Take a break, grab a brush, and join us for a little creative fun!
The Human Resources Team invites you to unwind, and enjoy some laughter, creativity, and connection at a Paint & Sip (non-alcoholic) event!
Whether you're a budding Picasso or haven't picked up a paintbrush since elementary school, this event is for YOU!
Choose an 8x10 pre-drawn canvas that speaks to you, add your own personal flair, and create a masterpiece that's uniquely yours.
We'll provide the canvas, paints, brushes, and everything you need. All you need to bring is your imagination and a willingness to have a little fun!
No artistic experience necessary — just come as you are, relax, and enjoy!
🎨 All painting supplies sponsored by Natalie Rice, Vice President of Human Resources.
This event is limited to 24 participants.
Come for the painting, stay for the company, and leave with a masterpiece (or at least a great memory)!
Bingo and Dinner Fun!
Lawrence Hall Ballroom
Stop by to play Bingo and win some cool prizes!
Faculty, staff, and students without a meal plan must RSVP to receive a free dinner on October 27. Please bring your Point Park ID and sign-in at the Dining Hall entrance to enjoy lunch on us! Students with a meal plan will still use their plans as usual. Stay after dinner for Bingo and win some cool prizes!
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