Since we can't meet in-person, this year's version of Prof Night will be taking place on Zoom!

Come join the Gaming squad for a fun session of Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes @ 7pm EST!

Do you want to learn more about equity, inclusion and how student communities can strive to empower everybody? Come learn with the CCSS on Thursday, November 12 from 12 – 1 PM EST!

Whether you're a gamer or an aspiring game developer, you don't want to miss our latest Dev Club Tech Talk - Guide to the Game Development Industry by Ian Harrison, Software Developer at Electronic Arts and CU Alumni.

Come hang out and tell us all about your most disastrous assignments and scariest failures on Saturday, October 31st at 7 PM on our Discord server. Happy Halloween!

Coming up next for our Halloween events is Fright Night - A movie night but spooky!

The CCSS will be facilitating a session of extra studying to help students review material from the Discrete Structures courses you know and love.⁣

We're running another CCSS Game Night, this time for Halloween! Come play horror games like Deceit (a game like Among Us but spookier!), Dead by Daylight, and more on Friday, 16th October at 7 PM on our Discord! The more of you that show up, the more games we can play so make sure to share this event with your friends. See you soon!

Confused by this whole Linux thing? Learn how to use Linux, and why you should know how to use it in the first place!⁣ This talk will cover a live installation, beginner usage, and how knowing Linux can benefit your degree and future career.⁣

The CCSS will be facilitating a session of extra studying to help students review material from the Discrete Structures courses you know and love.⁣

Have you ever wanted to create a portfolio website to show off projects, but weren’t sure where to start? The Carleton Web Dev Club has the hackathon for you!

Dave Mckenney talks about his thesis and work on transfer entropy, influence measurement and network analysis!