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University to Host Family Weekend and South Campus Living Showcase

Friday, October 27, 2023, By News Staff
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a student and their parents pose with Otto in front of a 鶹ƵUniversity banner

A family poses with Otto during a previous Family Weekend celebration. (Photo by Estheralice Lopez)

In celebration of their important roles within the University community and providing opportunities for further connecting with their student, campus welcomes parents, families and student supporters for Family Weekend annually each fall. The 2023 festivities will be hosted Friday, Nov. 3, through Sunday, Nov. 5.

Family Weekend 2023

A variety of activities will be held. Those interested in attending are asked to complete the . Event highlights include the following, with a complete list available on the .

  • : Family Weekend Welcome Center
exterior view of Goldstein Student Center on 鶹ƵUniversity's South Campus

The Goldstein Student Center

South Campus Living Showcase

New for 2023 Family Weekend is the

“Campus teams wanted to create an opportunity to welcome students, families and supporters to learn more about the many offerings of living on South Campus. This is especially important as approximately 50% of second-year students will live on South Campus,” says Missy Mathis-Hanlon, director of Parent and Family Services.

Throughout the showcase, visitors are encouraged to board designated trolleys to South Campus leaving from the Schine Student Center and the College Place bus stop, which will drop them off at the model apartment and also bring them to the Goldstein Student Center. Highlights offered throughout the event include the following; complete details are available on the .

  • interior view of a South Campus apartment

    A look inside a South Campus residence

    Apartment tours;

  • Opportunities to explore South Campus amenities (e.g., and Fitness Center, the University’s on-campus pub and more); and
  • Presentations and an information fair.

for questions and more information about Family Weekend, including parking, accommodations, dining and more.

Story by Student Experience communications intern Esteban Quiñones, ’24, S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications

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