Jumbo Life Calendar | Olin - 011
This is a mandatory volunteer training session for Tufts Brain Exercise Initiative. Our goal is to make sure all student-volunteers are prepared for their first volunteer session with our local partner nursing home. We will be covering expectations for interacting with the elderly, facilitation skills for the cognitive exercises, and logistics for transportation. If you are interested in volunteering with us, please attend either sessions on Monday 9/15 6:00PM or Friday 9/19 3:00PM. For all questions, please reach out to tuftsbrainexerciseinitiative@gmail.com.
Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/tufts-brain-exercise-initiative-volunteer-training-session

Jumbo Life Calendar | TTC 208
If you're new to the keyboard hobby or in any way interested in learning about custom mechanical keyboards, this event is for you! We'll be talking about what goes into making a keyboard and have some real parts and keyboards for you to see and interact with. Open to everyone, no prior experience or knowledge needed! Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/intro-to-keyboards

Jumbo Life Calendar | East Hall 113A
The GIM for the Fiber Arts Club will be taking place at 5pm in East Hall 113A. We'll start with information about the club and then we'll transition to making friendship bracelets or fibers projects of people's choosing. Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/fiber-arts-club-gim-medford-campus

Jumbo Life Calendar | 013 Aidekman Arts Center
Are you a student music artist, performer, or simply a music appreciator? Attend this new student organization's GIM to learn more about how to get involved in fun events and performance opportunities!
Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/melpomene-gim-2

Jumbo Life Calendar | Eaton Hall 215
Come do some fun problems related to a key theorem in mathematics. Wanna know the theorem? You'll just have to come and find out! Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/theorem-of-the-month

Jumbo Life Calendar | Academic Quad (Jumbo the Elephant)
Come spend an evening under the stars as we journey from the depths of spacetime to the beauty of our own solar system. We’ll start by diving into the mystery of black holes merging — collisions so powerful they send ripples through the fabric of spacetime itself. These waves, first predicted by Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity, are now being detected a century later, confirming one of science’s boldest ideas.
After exploring the extremes of the universe, we’ll turn our telescopes to something closer to home: the breathtaking sight of Saturn and its iconic rings.
Whether you’re fascinated by cosmic mysteries or simply want to see Saturn with your own eyes, this night is for you. No prior astronomy experience needed — just curiosity and wonder. Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/stargazing-saturn-party