Join us for our weekly Touhou Club meeting where we will be introducing a new game each week! 

Snoopy’s Doghouse Doodles & Design is a creative, hands-on event where members can bring out their artistic side by designing and decorating their very own version of Snoopy’s iconic red doghouse. With plenty of materials to spark imagination, participants can personalize their doghouse with doodles, colors, and unique touches that showcase their creativity.

Join the Pokemon Club for our scheduled Thursday meetings for casual play & freeform pokemon activities!

Robin Hemley has published sixteen books of fiction and nonfiction. His most recent books are the autofiction, Oblivion, An After-Autobiography (Gold Wake, 2022), The Art and Craft of Asian Stories: A Writer’s Guide and Anthology, co-authored with Xu Xi (Bloomsbury, 2021) and Borderline Citizen: Dispatches from the Outskirts of Nationhood (Nebraska, 2020, Penguin SE Asia, 2021).  His new collection of essays is How to Change History: A Salvage Project  (Nebraska, March, 2025). His work has been published and translated widely and he has received such awards as a Guggenheim Fellowship, a fellowship from the Rockefeller Foundation, three Pushcart Prizes in both nonfiction and fiction, The Nelson Algren Award for Fiction, The Independent Press Book Award for Memoir, among others. He is the Founder of the international nonfiction conference, NonfictioNOW and was the director of the Nonfiction Writing Program at The University of Iowa for nine years, inaugural director of The Writers’ Centre at Yale-NUS, Singapore, and is a graduate of The Iowa Writers’ Workshop. He is co-editor with Leila Philip of Speculative Nonfiction. He has delivered readings, workshops, and lectures around the world and is a Professor Emeritus at The University of Iowa. The Digital Storytelling Lab at The University of Iowa was recently dedicated in his honor. 

Urbanknowlogy 101 hosting their weekly practices for members. 

The Innovations in Teaching and Learning (ITL) conference provides an opportunity for instructors at George Mason University to share their teaching practice and learn about developments in teaching. The theme for the 2025 conference is Teaching for the Future: AI, Analog, and Beyond. Our hybrid conference will take place via Zoom on Thursday, September 25, 2025 and in-person at the Johnson Center on Fairfax campus Friday, September 26, 2025. Registration closes September 19. Visit our website for more information and to view our conference program.