Calendar of Events

An exciting and daring play!

Community Pantry Days are open to the public. Anyone can stop by and pick up needed groceries, free of charge. Supplies include snacks and meals.

Community Pantry Days are open to the public. Anyone can stop by and pick up needed groceries, free of charge. Supplies include snacks and meals.

Experience the energy, artistry, and creativity of dance at the Richland and Brookhaven Spring Dance Concert...

An exciting and daring play!

An exciting and daring play!

Discover how stress impacts your mind and body by completing a stress symptom checklist. Learn to recognize your personal stress warning signs and practice practical coping skills, including breathing techniques, mindfulness, and guided imagery, to better manage stress and improve your well-being

Experience the drama, romance, and artistry of opera at the Richland Opera Scenes Concert

Get free food! Volunteers will deliver food to your car at this drive-thru event. Open to the public, while supplies last. First come, first served.

Feeling overwhelmed by classes, work, family responsibilities, or everyday stress? Join the Counseling Department for an engaging presentation that explores the difference between being “mind full” and mindful. Learn practical strategies to manage stress, improve focus, build resilience, and support your mental well-being. Discover simple mindfulness techniques and campus resources that can help you thrive both inside and outside the classroom.

Experience live music every Wednesday at our Commercial Music Recital!

Swing into an unforgettable evening of live jazz at the Richland Spring Jazz Instrumental Concert

Mountain View Dance Spring Performance

Community Pantry Days are open to the public. Anyone can stop by and pick up needed groceries, free of charge. Supplies include snacks and meals.

Community Pantry Days are open to the public. Anyone can stop by and pick up needed groceries, free of charge. Supplies include snacks and meals.

Mountain View Dance Spring Performance

This finals-week Stress Shake-Off gives students a structured opportunity to release academic stress through movement before the semester closes. The session reinforces the connection between physical activity and mental recovery during high-pressure academic periods.

In this psychoeducational programming, student will learn how to manage stress and burnout. Students will have an opportunity to identify and practice self -care routines.

Students will explore their strengths and learn ways to apply them in creating a realistic plan to achieve their goals.

Take a much-needed pause during Finals Week and recharge in a calming, supportive environment designed to help reduce stress and promote well-being. Participants can engage in relaxing activities such as coloring, creating mandalas, listening to soothing music, or simply taking a moment to sit, breathe, and reset. The event will also include light snacks, relaxation tips, and a brief presentation focused on stress management strategies for Adult Learners and First-Time-in-College (FTIC) students