Navigating college as a commuter or transfer student comes with unique challenges, but you don’t have to do it alone! Stop by these new Office Hours hosted by Holly Metzger, Coordinator of Orientation and Transitions.WHY ATTEND These hours are designed to help you:Build connections and feel more at home on campusGet personalized answers to your questionsDiscover resources to help balance school, work and lifeFind strategies to achieve your goals and thriveSPRING SCHEDULEWednesdays, 10 a.m. to Noon | BTSU 220 (Commuter Lounge)Thursdays, 1-3 p.m. | Library LoungeTake advantage of this opportunity to get support and succeed — see you there!

Autumn Kuntz, violin, will present a student recital. This event is free and open to the public.LIVESTREAM LINK: https://youtube.com/live/RCWzoRMMtR0?feature=share

This uplifting play about inclusivity is filled with fabulous-ness! The main character, Casey, is behind on his rent, just found out his wife is pregnant, and has recently been fired from his Elvis impersonator gig because the bar owner has brought in a drag show as the new entertainment. See how he overcomes these obstacles, and in the process, learns a whole lot about show business -- and himself.Purchase tickets for the show.

Members of the BGSU faculty will perform in the Great Gallery at the Toledo Museum of Art. Enjoy this free performance while visiting the museum.

Sunday Serenity YogaJanuary 26 – April 13 | No class during Spring Break, March 2 Available on Sundays from 3 – 4 PM at the Student Recreation Center, Studio BAn inclusive space to explore mindfulness techniques, practice yoga skills, and connect with others. Whether you want to chat about what’s weighing on you, are looking to make new friends, or just want to focus on your self-care, all are welcome.Hosted by the Center for Women & Gender Equity & the Office of Health and WellnessFor more information contact wellness@bgsu.edu.

Light on Earth and from space comes in many colors. See how these many colors of light are created and what they tell us about stars and the cosmos. Learn why the sky is blue and why Mars is red. See x-rays from a black hole, see the green in a plant leaf, and go inside the human eye.$2 donation suggested for all planetarium shows.