Interested in studying in Washington D.C. for a semester?

Let D.C. be your home for the semester! This is an informational session hosted by Terrell Austin.

Poet Martha Collins, author of ten books of poetry, will give a poetry reading, free and open to the public on Thursday, September 22, at 7:30 PM. Co-sponsored by the Assumption University English Department and the Worcester County Poetry Association.

Can you answer the questions correctly? Join BSU for Family Feud!

Join CAB for their annual Fall Fest

Interested in a Career in the Health Professions after graduation? Informational meeting for ALL students interested in the Health Professions. You are strongly encouraged to attend if you plan to apply to a graduate program in the health professions.

The Assumption University HumanArts series presents Emmanuel Attah Poku Emmanuel Attah Poku is a prominent master drummer from the Ashanti Region of Ghana, West Africa. He will present an exciting, interactive workshop on drumming in West African culture. Born and raised inside the walls of the Ashanti King's palace, Attah began training with his grandfather when he was only five years old, and officially joined the Ashanti King's drum ensemble when he was ten. Performing as lead drummer for the Kumasi Centre for National Culture, the Ashanti King's Fontomfrom ensemble, and the renowned Nsuase Kete group, Attah has toured Africa extensively, playing in Ethiopia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Togo, and Benin. Attah is currently based in Boston, Massachusetts, where he directs the Kiniwe African Music and Dance Ensemble at Tufts University and is the Artistic Director of the Agbekor Drum and Dance Society.