Collinsfest is an end-of-the-year festival that takes place in the Courtyard with fun activities led by the student groups and leaders of Collins. Join BOP for their final event of the year with music, food, games, activities, and more!
Collins Cinema Club and Friends of Dorothy present Bottoms (2023). Learn about queer student organizations on campus and how to get involved with guest speaker and presenter Clem Ledbetter! Free zines and pins!
Come pick up all the annual publications in one place and enjoy Taste of India!
First theatre event of the semester! There will be a brief presentation and theatre-related crafts and trivia!
Join us for Collins Annual Soup Bowl Benefit! All proceeds go to Middle Way House, helping to fund Spring Break for Kids. Bowls start at $5, made in the Collins LLC Ceramics studio, and your contribution gets you all you can eat soup.
Come engage with the arts with Arts Council's coordinators and studios! Fill your passports and get pizza and dessert!
A call-out meeting for those interested in being on the Welcome Week team! Bring your book theme ideas!
Make Valentine's Day decorations and write cards for your friends! Enjoy some fun crafts to get in the holiday spirit! <3
In preparation for the Viennese Ball, students can learn a traditional Viennese waltz! All experience levels welcome!
Take a break from studying and drop by the Commons in your comfiest pjs for an evening of de-stressing with soothing music, relaxing activities, and snacks (while supplies last)!
Globally recognized auteur Goodman Elias Murphy-Smith will be debuting his short film, Flowers for Holly, with a very special appearance by the cast!!!
Come check out the Board of Programmers' annual Halloween Dance! There will be music, food, a costume contest (with prizes), and more!!
Stop by outside Collins to get a free hot dog! Regular and vegan options will be available.
Check out this weekly book club meeting to discuss Bram Stoker's Dracula!
BOEP will be hosting this voter education event to teach students how to register to vote, how to learn more about the candidates in different elections, and how to filter through online election and candidate information in order to make well-informed decisions. BOEP does not endorse any particular political party or candidate, and will present all information in a nonpartisan way.
Come pick up all of the publications in one place!The Pipe and the BarrowDancing StarThe LanternTaste of India provided!
The fest that is Collins. Collinsfest is an end-of-the-year festival that takes place in the Courtyard for one Saturday in April.
Our annual Soup Bowl Benefit event! Buy a bowl made by one of your fellow Collinsites and fill it with some tasty soups! Proceeds from bowl sales will go to The Rise at Midway House!
Following Indiana University's Honors Convocation, the Collins Living-Learning Center will hold an open house to which family and friends are cordially invited. There will be a brief ceremony to recognize or academically outstanding students.
Christina Stohn, Photographic Artist and Visiting Professor at IU chat with Yara Cluver, Associate Director of Collins Living-Learning Center
Christina Stohn's photographic work focuses on collective identity and specific forms of cultural expression, both in urban and rural environments.
Join your fellow Collinsites for our annual Dickens Dinner! Dress in your finest attire and invite a professor or instructor to dine with you as a guest!
Take a break from studying and drop by in your comfiest pajamas for an evening of de-stressing with snacks, soothing music, and relaxing activities! Care Week Event
BOEP members will be convening to read and discuss the syllabi for proposed Collins seminars!
Imagine the worst and scariest series of medium-sized rooms that you can imagine.
A Collins band, The Shirley Crimbles, is hosting an open mic night where they and anyone who signs up will perform for the community!
BOEP hosts Dr. Robert Dobler, Senior Lecturer in the department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology
Residents are invited to make book-themed keychains or magnets for Banned Books Week!
Residents are given the opportunity to checkout and return library materials.
A time for people who want to learn to crochet to gather and learn a new skill! Those who already know how to crochet are also welcome to participate!
Come get a free journal & decorate it however you like! Dedicate it to scrapbooking, organization, aspirations, or just scribbles! Lots of fun stickers and journal prompts will be provided.
Come meet the cast of a local production of Rocky Horror Picture Show!
Residence Life will be hosting a second outdoor movie night featuring Mean Girls. Snacks will be provided.
Join us in the Courtyard for grilled corn and grilled corn only! Find new friends over a circle of interactive corn shucking and conversation.
Strut your stuff in your best Frog, Toad, or other woodland creature outfit.
The fest that is Collins. Collinsfest is an end-of-the-year festival that takes place in the Courtyard for one Saturday in April.
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