Events

Join the Babson Olin Catholic Association, our Catholic Chaplain, and Father Andre for Sunday Mass in the Chapel. Fellowship to follow. All are welcome, all are invited. Please note that the Chapel elevator is out of order until further notice. If you know that will create an accessibility issue for you, please reach out to belongingandinclusion@babson.edu Find out more

Join Babson Club Pickleball for our weekly on-campus Open Play sessions! Open Play will be held every Monday and Wednesday from 5:00–7:00 PM at LGRAC Court C. These sessions are open to all skill levels and anyone interested in pickleball—whether you’re an experienced player or picking up a paddle for the first time. Open Play is a fun and casual way to play pickleball, meet new people, and connect with the Babson community. When you arrive, please check in at our table so we can track attendance. We expect strong attendance throughout the semester, so please check @BabsonPickleball on Instagram for updates and our Open Play policies, including court rotation, playing time, and procedures designed to keep things organized and give everyone a chance to play. We look forward to seeing you on the courts! Find out more

Join our Catholic Chaplain Renee for a moment of meditation and devotion in praying the Holy Rosary. All are welcome, all are invited. Find out more

O.N.E. presents our next forum: Climate Injustice. O.N.E. exists to create space at Babson where people can talk honestly about inequality and where it comes from. Climate change is one of the clearest examples. Everyone lives with it, but nobody experiences it the same way. Where you live, how much money your country has, and how strong its infrastructure is decide how much you lose and how fast you recover. So this forum asks one question. If we did not all contribute equally to climate change, should we all carry the consequences equally? We will work through four ideas together. Differentiated vulnerability, or why some places get hit harder. Climate debt, or who benefited from the emissions that created this. Loss and damage, or the homes, roads, and lives that cannot be adapted away. Climate injustice, which is what happens when you put all three together. The main activity is the Climate Justice Auction. Each group runs a country with a different budget and bids on things like clean water, flood protection, hospitals, and evacuation. Then a disaster hits, the UN fund runs short, and we talk about what that felt like. We close with Nepal, where flooding has destroyed homes and livelihoods. Through our ONE for Nepal fundraiser, we will be raising money for Nepali victims. Bring your questions and bring where you call home. Find out more

Join us for a relaxed session of ultimate frisbee! We are looking to create a safe space for individuals to build community and have a fun time Find out more