This presentation explores homesickness in college, which is a common and impactful experience for many students. It can potentially affect their academic performance, social integration and overall well-being.Register here (https://uhs.tamu.edu/prevention/wellness-wherever-you-are.html).

Designed as a simple yet powerful holistic session, R.E.S.T. offers tools for relaxing the mind and body. When you learn to Relax, Elevate our Energy, Slow Down and Take Time, you can transition from mental chaos to inner peace. With simple movements, breath practices and journal prompts, you'll release stress, restore balance and find the clarity to navigate life with greater ease.

CATTLELAND: a festival for culture and agri-culture concludes a series of residencies by guest artist Chris Kallmyer at Texas A&M that have integrated the agricultural sciences, environmental studies. Since September, CATTLELAND has fostered a conversation about the significance of grazing lands through forums, discussions, rigorous inquiry, speculative proposals, and the construction of cow bells. Join us for the culmination of CATTLELAND in workshops, demonstrations, performances, exhibitions, and more conversations about the future of our relationship to cattle and the lands they occupy.A.J. Villarreal (MA candidate, Performance Studies), presentThe Deer, The Hunter, and the Wardrobe,a performance that explores Texas hunting culture as a ritualistic practice. It invites the audience to engage with human-animal relationships, power dynamics, and cultural rituals, while challenging anthropocentric narratives. The event is free.