Events Calendar

Displays are available throughout the week at the library:
• “Altars Honoring the Day of the Dead – El Dia de los Muertos” – Created by the Manchester Hispanos Unidos Club, faculty, family and staff from both MU campuses.
• “Perspectives on Life and Death” exhibits created by first-year students in the “Death and Other Endings” seminar.
• “Death: A Global Glance through an Array of Faith Traditions,” offering digital images prepared by students in Sociology of Religion.

• “How do you wish to be remembered?” exhibit inviting visitors to write an anonymous response on cards or a whiteboard.

They are children of war. They have lost their homes, their cities and their families. Orphaned children struggle to find themselves and their place in this world. Many lost their ability to communicate. Many also have hearing loss, which also robs them of their voice. Creating art allows them to open up and express themselves.
Manchester University and HearCare Audiology of Fort Wayne are collaborating to bring their art to both MU campuses.

Help the Spartans as Manchester competes with other northeast Indiana colleges and universities to collect food for the Community Harvest Food Bank. If you would like to organize an event, contact Ali Goetcheus at the Center for Service Opportunities.

Associate Professor of Spanish Arturo Yañez will speak about the Day of the Dead – El Dia de los Muertos – and address the tradition and meaning of this important Mexican holiday.

Do you need help with a class? The Math Center is 7-10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday.

Dress up in your favorite costume or have a theme for your team and come play dodgeball in the racquetball court!

(Men's Swimming and Diving) Baldwin-Wallace, 1:00 p.m.

(Women's Swimming and Diving) Baldwin-Wallace, 1:00 p.m.

Come learn about careers/job possibilities for individual interested in art. Meet professionals who use art in various ways in their creative careers. Listen to their stories; ask questions; network with professionals--come find out what art can offer you. Panel discussion with morning refreshments AND lunch provided. Free and open to all students. Register by emailing Professor Oke at eroke@manchester.edu to reserve your place.

Meet-the-Artist Reception: Join us for a free, open-to-the-public art reception to learn how artist Alexandra Hall's creative process led to such engaging, exuberant paintings.See more of her works at www.AlexandraHallArt.com. Refreshments served.

(Wrestling) Michigan State Open, 9:00 a.m.

Do you need help with a class? The Writing Center is open 5-10 p.m. on Sundays, 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Thusday and 9 a.m.-5p.m. Fridays. Walk-ins and appointments available. To make an appointment, email NMwritingconsultants@manchester.edu

A week of interfaith programming for students and others to celebrate and learn about their own personal beliefs, traditions, and faith experiences, as well as those held by other members of the diverse university community.

Manchester University hosts this annual event presented by Rotary District 6540 for area high schools students. The program at Manchester, coordinated by the Rotary Club of North Manchester, focuses each year on a global issue. The theme this year is Dealing with Differences: What’s Your Point?  Help us with interactive activities on how to transform conflicting views into positive relationships. Students, faculty and staff are welcome to volunteer. The program begins at 10 a.m., with registration at 9:30 a.m. 

Watch the 1996 film starring Helena Bonham Carter and Kenneth Branagh and join the discussion following led by Dr. Jonathan Watson.

One State / One Story: Frankenstein is an Indiana Humanities program and has been made possible in part by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and in partnership with the Indiana State Library and Indiana Center for the Book. Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this program do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

(Wrestling) Wabash, 7:00 p.m.

Visit opportunity for prospective students to spend the night on campus and learn about MU.

(Men's Cross Country) 2018 NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional, Blue River Cross Country Course - Shelbyville, Ind., 11:00 a.m.

(Men's Swimming and Diving) Franklin College and Centre College, 1:00 p.m.

(Women's Cross Country) 2018 NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional, Blue River Cross Country Course - Shelbyville, Ind., 11:00 a.m.

(Women's Swimming and Diving) Franklin College and Centre College, 1:00 p.m.

(Wrestling) Trine Invitational, 9:00 a.m.

Visit opportunity for prospective students to get an introduction to Manchester - includes campus tour, College sessions, lunch, financial aid info, and more.

(Football) Manchester at Anderson (Ind.), Final, 35-6

Rohina Malik is a critically acclaimed Chicago playwright and solo performance artist. Her one-woman play was developed and had its world premiere at the 16th Street Theater, where it received critical acclaim. The play is five monologues, exploring the perspective of five different Muslim women.

Rohina Malik is a critically acclaimed Chicago playwright and solo performance artist. Her one-woman play UNVEILED was developed and had its world premiere at the 16th Street Theater, where it received critical acclaim. The play is five monologues, exploring the perspective of five different Muslim women.

The Community Dinner is a volunteer opportunity for students to serve dinner to members of the community at Zion Lutheran Church.

Visit opportunity for prospective students to learn more about these areas of study.

Forum open to all students regarding Title IX and safety information, with time for questions and answers.

Join Manchester University and the American Red Cross to help save lives! Donate your blood or time, everything helps. Don't forget to log your hours

Students can "crawl" through campus enjoying mocktails and games at each residence hall and the JCY Intercultural Center. Sponsored by Spartan CHOICES and RHA.

(Women's Basketball) Bethany (W.V.) vs. TBA

(Wrestling) Adrian, at Carroll High School, Ft. Wayne, Ind., 7:00 p.m.

Music at Manchester Weekend

Audition for scholarships
Participate in ensemble rehearsals
Attend music classes

For more information and to register visit: music.manchester.edu

(Women's Basketball) Albion vs. Muskingum, Final, 76-68

(Women's Basketball) Muskingum vs. Albion, 2018 Main View Tip-Off Tournament

(Women's Basketball) Bethany (W.V.) at Manchester, 2018 Main View Tip-Off Tournament, Final, 62-51

(Men's Cross Country) 2018 NCAA Division III Championships, Lake Breeze Golf Club - Winnecone, Wis.

(Men's Swimming and Diving) Ohio Wesleyan Corbiere-Merion Invitational, 10:00 a.m.

(Women's Basketball) Bethany (W.V.) vs. TBA

(Women's Cross Country) 2018 NCAA Division III Championships, Lake Breeze Golf Club - Winnecone, Wis., 11:00 a.m.

(Women's Swimming and Diving) Ohio Wesleyan Corbiere-Merion Invitational, 10:00 a.m.

(Wrestling) Olivet Comet Duals, 9:00 a.m.

(Women's Basketball) Muskingum at Manchester, Final, 38-57

(Women's Basketball) Bethany (W.V.) vs. Albion, Final, 57-66

A unique experience showcasing cultures from different parts of the world through clothing, dance, language and music.

(Men's Swimming and Diving) Ohio Wesleyan Corbiere-Merion Invitational, 10:00 a.m.

(Women's Swimming and Diving) Ohio Wesleyan Corbiere-Merion Invitational, 10:00 a.m.

North Manchester’s Home for the Holidays committee presents its very first Parade of Lights! Come downtown Saturday Nov. 24, to help kick off the holiday season. Parade starts at 6 p.m. with the lighting of the town’s Christmas tree immediately following. Featuring Santa's arrival and live reindeer.

Parade starts at 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, at the high school parking lot then goes across College Avenue to Mill Street, down Mill Street to Second Street, down Second Street to Market Street and then back to the high school.
Santa will be dropped off at the Christmas tree at the corner of Market and Main streets downtown for the tree-lighting ceremony at 7 p.m.
Security will be present to help attendees cross Main Street for the lighting.

The Community Dinner is an event where you serve dinner to the community and make connections while fulfilling the Manchester value of service.

Eastern Michigan University Director of Community Wellness Callie Gavorek and Chartwells Sous Chef Cory Lewis will offer a wellness presentation and culinary demo for faculty and staff. RSVPs are required to ensure the presenters have enough food and supplies.

Mandatory program will be conducted for each floor that provides students with Title IX and safety information and allows a time for you to have your questions answered.

Mandatory program will be conducted for each floor that provides students with Title IX and safety information and allows a time for you to have your questions answered.

Mandatory program will be conducted for each floor that provides students with Title IX and safety information and allows a time for you to have your questions answered.

Invitation only event for prospective students who have been awarded a Presidential Scholarship to visit campus - includes dinner with faculty, staff, & current students.

Featuring:

• Guest Artist: Kelly Hornbarger, flute, performing Carmen Fantasie Brillante with the Symphonic Band 
  
• MU Symphonic Band, MU Jazz Ensemble; Dr. Scott Humphries, conductor. 
  
• MU Percussion Ensemble. Bruce Schneider, conductor 
  

$5 general admission, MU faculty, staff and students free