This Week’s “Can’t Miss” Events

• Career Development Center – “Law and Government Career Fair”
  Wednesday, March 4, 2026 12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Eastern time | Post Downtown – Lobby Register here
• Social Equity and Justice Collective – “Social Justice Topic of the Month – A Life’s Journey: Understanding the Spectrum of Reproductive Experiences” Event
  Wednesday, March 4, 2026 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Eastern time | Join virtually at event time

News from the Nest

• Five total Eagles between Men’s Lacrosse, Men’s Basketball, and Baseball honored in CACC weekly awards
• Can he win it?  Yes he Can-ady!  Men’s Ice Hockey advances to NE10 Semifinals with 4-3 overtime victory against Franklin Pierce

Full Calendar of Events

Soarin’ Beyond the Sport

Soarin’ Beyond the Sport takes a look at student-athletes’ stories beyond their competition on the field/court/ice.  In this episode, Women’s Volleyball outside hitter, Vivien Fehérvári, discusses her transition from Hungary to the United States, her development as a player, as well as her personal life and hobbies.

Important Dates and Deadlines

Sunday, March 8, 2026

• Term 4 Ends

Academic Calendar

Weekly Wellness Corner: Finding Flow in the In-between 

Mental Health & Wellness Team 

Offering tips, resources, and programs that support your wellbeing by helping you move, pause, and embrace moments of care at Post. Together. 
@post_wethewellbeing ✉️ MHWS@post.edu  📍 North 116 (main campus) 
 
Uncertainty and busyness will always come in & out of focus, but flow can still exist in the in-between moments. Try turning toward what energizes you; sunlight through a window, fresh air, gentle movement, or a quiet reset. Small moments of presence help regulate your nervous system and remind you that steadiness is something you can create, even when things feel unpredictable. 
Look toward the sun. Curate your light. Find your flow. 
 
Join us for this week’s wellness events: 
Monday Morning Reset 3/2: 9:45am-10:00am, Virtual (see schedule for QR code)
DIY Aroma Stones 3/4: 11:30am-1:30pm, Okinaga Hall 
Mindful Yoga 3/4: 7pm-8pm, North 103 

Celebrating Identity: Your Rights and Resources at Post University

Post University is committed to creating an inclusive environment where every student can express their authentic gender identity with dignity and respect. This February, we’re highlighting important resources and policies designed to support all members of our campus community.

Your Right to Chosen Names and Pronouns: Students have the right to identify themselves with a chosen first name rather than their legal name in most campus settings. Chosen names can be used in classes, on identification cards, and in email addresses, helping you feel comfortable and recognized throughout your academic journey. While legal names may still be required for official documents like transcripts, financial aid, employment records, and insurance documentation, we strive to use your chosen name whenever possible.

Simple Steps to Update Your Information: Updating your chosen name and email address is straightforward—simply complete the Chosen Name and Email Change Form available through student services. For assistance with this process, contact: Barbara Alenckis, Director of Title IX and Disability Services, at 203.596.6027.

Adding Pronouns to Your Email Signature: One easy way to share your pronouns with the campus community is by adding them to your Outlook email signature. This helps create respectful communication and reduces assumptions about gender identity. Microsoft’s support guide provides step-by-step instructions for customizing your signature.

Safe Spaces and Housing Options: Most Post University buildings feature unisex and single-occupancy bathrooms, and students may choose facilities that align with their gender identity. Additionally, transgender students can select housing options based on their gender identity. For housing assistance, contact Residence Life at 203.596.4540.

Legal Support Resources: Students seeking additional support can access resources like SOAR (Student Online Assistance Resource), Lambda Legal, TLDEF’s Name Change Project, and The National LGBTQ+ Bar Association for legal guidance and advocacy.

There is so much happening in Virtual Campus Life this week, be sure to check your student email for the latest calendar of events! On Monday, March 3rd at 6:00pm EST join us for a Programmatic Pop-Up with Emergency Management and Homeland Security Chair, David Jannetty as we discuss what you can do with a degree in EMH. Join here: https://bit.ly/3NA9tKa

On Friday, March 6th at 7:00pm EST join us as we celebrate Women’s History Month with an evening of Virtual Trivia! Join here: https://bit.ly/3NA9tKa

For more information on upcoming workshops, events and ways to connect with your peers, join us on Campus Groups! https://post.campusgroups.com/PostVCL/club_signup

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