Events

Plan your week at Purchase College.


Upcoming Events

  • Feb 10
    Never Alone Film Poster

    Rescheduled “Never Alone” Film Screening

    Time:  7:00pm

    Never Alone tells the gripping story of Jewish refugees seeking safety in Finland during WWII. 

  • Feb 11
       Blood Drive

    NYBC Blood Drive

    Time:  10:00am—4:00pm

    Visit the Stood to donate blood and save lives! Click here to register!

  • Feb 11
    People lie on mats in a dimly lit room, eyes closed, while a woman sits at the front near glowing neon lights on the wall, possibly leading

    Wellness Wednesday: Sound Bath (February)

    Time:  1:00pm—2:00pm

    Renew your mind, body, and spirit at the Neuberger Museum of Art.

    Join yoga and meditation instructor Janelle Berger and her crystal singing bowls for an immersive healing and restorative experience under the glowing neon light of Proscenium by Stephen Antonakos.

  • Feb 12
    Blood Drive

    NYBC Blood Drive

    Time:  10:00am—4:00pm

    Visit the Red Room to donate blood and save lives! Click here to register!

  • Feb 12
    An-My Lê, Way Station, 2025-26, mirrors and UV printing on dibond photo credit: Alice Fall

    Lecture by An-My Lê

    Time:  5:00pm

    Each semester, weekly visiting artist lectures host noted artists, curators, critics, and historians to share their perspectives, expertise, and current work, and to give insight into contemporary issues facing artists and designers.

  • Feb 12
    Photo of Dr. Matthew Ramirez

    Dr. Matthew Ramirez, Jules Roth Scholar

    Time:  5:00pm—6:00pm

    The Stories Sea Turtles Leave Behind:

    How Stranded Sea Turtles Help Us Understand Life in the Ocean

    Sea turtles are some of the ocean’s most iconic travelers—but much of their lives remains a mystery. In this seminar, Dr. Ramirez will reveal how stranded sea turtles provide rare clues about where these animals go, what they eat, and how human activities affect them. Using cutting-edge tools inspired by forensic science, his research turns strandings into powerful insights that help protect sea turtles and the ecosystems they depend on.

    Thursday, February 12th, 5:00pm
    Social Sciences Lecture Hall, room 1001

    This lecture is funded by generous support from Jules Roth.