Student Events

Indigenous students are invited to a two-day workshop, where participants will create their own ribbon skirt and shirt while connecting with peers. Led by šxʷta:təχʷəm advisor Penny, this workshop is open students of all skill levels. Please note that participants must be able to commit to both sessions in order to finish their pieces.

Spots are limited. Participants will be chosen by random draw and notified by Mon, Mar 16.

• Date & Time: Wed, Mar 25 & Thu, Mar 26, 5–8pm
• Location: Sty-Wet-Tan Great Hall
• A link to register was shared in the February 23rd edition of The Talking Stick.

Indigenous students, faculty, and staff are invited to join drop-in yoga and breath work classes led by Dr. Rosalin Miles, Research Associate, Indigenous Studies, School of Kinesiology. Each session offers a wonderful opportunity to escape academic pressures and find relaxation through yoga and breath work exercises. Yoga mats and blocks will be provided to participants who need them.

For Term 2, 2025W, classes are offered every Tuesday—with the exception of March 17th and 24th—and conclude on April 7th.

• Date & Time: Tuesdays, 9:30–10:15am
• Location: Multipurpose Room, East Wing
• Drop-in

Indigenous students, faculty, and staff are invited to stay active through the Active Spirit Walk/Run Club. Whether you want to walk, run, or learn to run, 45-minute weekly group sessions are held every Wednesday and conclude on April 8th. To sign up, and for more information, contact indigenouspacc@gmail.com.

• Date & Time: Wednesdays, 2–2:45pm
• Location: Meet up at the south entrance of the Longhouse
• Drop-in

Drop by the student space from 1–3pm to make some Guacamole and Pico de Gallo with advisor Logan. Destress from finals season and enjoy some tasty snacks, drinks, and good company in šxʷta:təχʷəm!

Drop by šxʷta:təχʷəm from 5–6:30pm for the last monthly community dinner of the 2025/26 Winter Session. Enjoy a delicious meal prepared by your advisors with other students. This month’s hosts are advisors Myah and Penny.

Join šxʷta:təχʷəm advisors Jaz and Gonii on Thursdays, 4–6pm for a weekly drum circle. Indigenous students are invited to bring their drums, rattles, songs, stories, or whatever form of expression speaks to you. First-time learners are encouraged to join.

Join šxʷta:təχʷəm advisors Emily and Jess on Fridays, 3–5pm for a weekly beading circle, where you can share and learn beading techniques while connecting with fellow students. Whether you want to bring a current project or start something new, all skills levels are welcome.