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This week, you can distract yourself from finals by volunteering for a local soup kitchen, joining group study sessions, or shopping at local businesses.

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Bwog Internal Editor Manaia Taula-Lieras attends the 2026 Ivy Native Conference (INC), entitled “Plants and Our People: Rooted in Indigenous Community.”

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The annual event brought attention to Pacific Islander and Polynesian traditions through song, dance, and food.

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This week you can tap into your creativity by decorating pottery, painting plein air, learning about French literature, or supporting student performances.

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Dance and explore the city! 

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Study hard and make sure to get some sleep.

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CUPAL Gala 2026

You’ve been cordially invited to CUPAL Gala...

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This week, you can attend fun cultural events, learn about international politics, and see Judith Butler.

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Attend discussions and finalize major declarations.

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