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Want to learn more about Latinx health? Get to meet SUIMed students and see what they are learning in today's world of medicine and health! This event is part of HLHM month! Vamos Mi Gente!

Who were early women to publicly declare their love for women and fight for lesbian visibility and rights in Mexico? How did they find each other and create spaces beyond bars and strict gender roles? Dr. Leticia Armijo and Diana Solís, two members of the Oikabeth 2 lesbian feminist group (1982-5; one of the first in Mexico), will share Mexican LGBTQ history with photographs, differences from US activism, and how brave women challenged sexism and heterosexism. We will learn what some Oikabeth 2 members are doing today and the current status of lesbians in Mexico.

Take a moment to make some arts and crafts and learn the cultural importance of pinatas within the Hispanic/LatinX Community.

Explore the change of media portrayals of the Hispanic/LatinX community and discuss with other students!

Come learn to dance some basic steps for dances such as Bachata, Cumbia, Salsa, etc.

All levels welcome!

The next UIS virtual Star Party is 9-10 pm on Friday July 9. Everyone is invited to join us via Zoom for this free event. We will share what is up in the sky, answer live questions and, if weather permits, live views through the telescope.

Click the button below to join us at the time of the event.

Late registration begins for all last-half courses. Instructor approval is required to register for all courses and late fees apply. Courses can only be added by contacting Records and Registration.

Email: registrar@uis.edu

Last day to perform partial withdrawal of second-half course(s) without financial obligation.

Email: registrar@uis.edu

Last day to perform a complete withdrawal of last-half courses without financial obligation.

Email: registrar@uis.edu

Spring 2021 Mid-term Grades Due to the Office of Records and Registration Electronically by NOON