Splash 2.0: Top Reasons to Mark Your Calendar
Learn all of the ways you can get involved and connect with others
Splash 2.0: Top Reasons to Mark Your Calendar
Learn all of the ways you can get involved and connect with others
Welcome back, Terriers! As classes are in full swing, it’s the perfect time to explore opportunities to get involved on campus outside of the classroom. Fortunately, the BU Student Activities Office (SAO) is hosting its twice-yearly Splash event, which has served as Boston University’s involvement fair for clubs, teams, and organizations on campus for over 20 years. This event (called “Splash 2.0” in the spring) is returning as we kick off the spring semester!
What?
Over 450 student organizations, each with its own setup, will be scattered throughout the Metcalf Ballroom in the George Sherman Union. Prospective members will be able to learn more about each club, speak with current members, and sign up.
Where and when?
Splash 2.0 will be held on Sunday, January 26, starting at noon in the Metcalf Ballroom on the second floor of the George Sherman Union. The event runs from noon to 2:30 p.m. ET.
Why should I attend?
Splash 2.0 is an excellent opportunity for new and returning students to familiarize themselves with campus and get excited for the upcoming semester. This event allows you to explore and learn about all of Boston University’s student clubs in one convenient location, helping you discover the group that best fits your interests.
Whether you’re looking to join a few clubs around campus or meet fellow students, Splash has it all. For more Welcome Week events happening around campus, check out this link.
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