SPCS Student Week

SPCS Student Week

Save the Date: March 2-6, 2026

SPCS Student Week is a joint project of the SPCS Student Government Association (SGA), SPCS Alumni Association and the staff of the SPCS Marketing & Engagement team. For Spring 2026, we’re observing SPCS Student Week March 2-6 as an outreach and engagement effort to connect with, encourage, and motivate students.

Among other activities during the week, classes with in-person meetings during the week will receive a shared snack and swag bag filled with tasty treats and UR SPCS merchandise for sharing.

SPCS sets aside a week each semester to celebrate its students. You are appreciated and respected for the gifts, talents and tenacity you bring to SPCS.

Featured Activities

Two seated people watching a basketball game, turned toward the camera for a photo
SPCS Game Night at the Robins Center
 SPCS Game Night at the Robins Center on March 3 is sold out. For those who purchased tickets, we hope to see you as the Spiders take on the Dayton Flyers.
Commencement award recipients posing in academic regalia (graduation robes and mortarboards)
Nominate Commencement Award Recipients
 Monday, March 2, is the deadline to nominate one graduating student and one adjunct professor for Commencement awards.

Campus Events during SPCS Student Week

Mar 02
Music in the Museum
7:00 PM
Mar 03
SPCS Game Night at the Robins Center - SOLD OUT
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Mar 04
Local Vendor: Afterglow Coffee
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Mar 04
An Apéritif at the Harnett Museum
3:30 PM - 4:15 PM
Mar 04
Natu Camara
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Mar 05
Chef’s Table: The Cellar Team
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Mar 05
SPCS Online Information Session for Degree Programs
12:15 PM - 1:00 PM
Mar 05
Cory Blake, guitar
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM

University Museums Exhibits

Artistic illustration of antique hospital beds with a constellation overlaid on top.
Abigail DeVille: A Mourning
 Reconstructs the death of DeVille’s great-grandfather Luther Wilson at Central State Hospital in 1938.
president Lincoln collage
Politics of Place
 Explores various ways specific geographic locations influence ideas of identity and power.
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BLACK WORK: Absence/Absorption
 This exhibition asks the question: what is black? Black is absorption, a gathering, all colors held at once, refusing to reflect.