Upcoming Events

Homecoming SoberRided

SoberRide is a free shuttle that will operate from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, October 22, 2022. SoberRide drops off passengers at Memorial Stadium and ISU’s campus, with several pickup locations.

Pick Up Locations to Memorial Stadium	Pick Up Locations to ISU Campus	Drop Off/Pick Up Locations
Saratoga, 5th and Wabash Ave	Memorial Stadium, 3300 Wabash Ave.	Memorial Stadium, 3300 Wabash Ave.
Verve, 7th and Wabash Ave	2940 Wabash Ave	6th and Elm University Village
9th and Wabash south side of Wabash Ave Across from Terminal	20th and Wabash Ave	ISU Lot 11 on 5th Street (south of Spruce Street)
14th and Wabash	Sonka’s 14th and Wabash Ave	ISU 5th and Chestnut Street
18th and Wabash Ave	9th and Wabash on 9th Street
Auto Zone, 2301 Wabash Ave

Free & Confidential HIV Testing

Thursday, October 27: 1:00pm to 3:00pm, HMSU 508
Thursday, November 17: 1:00pm to 3:00pm, HMSU 508
Friday, December 2: 1:00pm to 3:00pm, HMSU 508

Talk Saves Lives: A Brief Introduction to LGBTQ+ Suicide Prevention

October 24 2022: 7:30pm - 8:30pm at the Pride Center of Terre Haute (630 Wabash Ave, Terre Haute IN 47807)

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Campus Walk

April 22, 2023 - Details coming soon!

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American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Campus Walk

Well-O-Ween - Halloween Themed Wellness Fair

Recognizing & Coping with Microaggressions

This session will introduce participants to microaggressions and how they affect individuals across different identities. We will place a special emphasis on microaggressions within the Black community. Participants will explore the importance of addressing microaggressions and identify effective strategies for doing so. View Recording

Racial Trauma & Recovery

In the midst of a global health crisis, people of color are facing increasing incidents of racism, police brutality, and xenophobia. These experiences, as well as past encounters with individual and systemic racism, can lead to negative health outcomes, known as trauma. This session aims to acknowledge the effects of trauma on the Black community, validate participants' self-worth, share strategies for managing racial trauma, and turn helplessness into empowerment. View Recording