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Do you have a story to tell? We’re seeking Babson students who each have a strong sense of self, the willingness to be open with one another, and a powerful story to tell. Project Empathy is a performance-based project in which people are tasked with telling each other’s true, personal stories in the first person. The connective experience culminates in a performance of stories for an audience. No previous acting experience necessary. Sign up for a 20-min storytelling interview now thru November 16th. Rehearsals begin in January 2027; Performances: Tues February 23 & Weds February 24 Email us at babsonarts@babson.edu for more information. Find out more

All skill levels welcome! Come by and play casual games. Rackets and birdies provided. Find out more

All skill levels welcome! Come by and play casual games. Rackets and birdies provided. Find out more

Step into the ultimate musical showdown where student DJs and music lovers battle track for track for control of the aux cord. Competitors face off across high energy categories while the crowd votes with their cheers to crown the champion. Bring your best playlist, rally your friends, and join us for an electric night celebrating great music and campus talent. Find out more

Exhibit on View: November 5- December 18, M-F, 9:00am-5:00pm The Imprint of Objects Artwork by Mosh Studio, BabsonARTS Fall 2026 Artists-In-Residence Artist Talk and Opening Reception: Thursday, November 5, 5:00pm Hollister Gallery FREE and open to the public. Registration encouraged. Walk-ins welcome. Materiality showcases collaborative mixed-media works by MOSH Studio artists Adrienne Shishko and Suzanne Moseley. Using upcycled materials, the artists transform consumer waste into vibrant artworks that explore the tension between economy, convenience and environmental stewardship. Through color, texture, and collaboration, the exhibition invites viewers to consider how creativity can inspire new approaches to shared challenges. MOSH Studio is the collaborative practice of artists Suzanne Moseley and Adrienne Shishko. Creating sculptures from reclaimed fishing gear and other discarded materials, they transform waste into vibrant works rich with color, texture, and possibility. Their practice explores the creative potential of collaboration—what they call “1+1=3”—while inviting viewers to reflect on consumption, environmental responsibility, and the power of collective action. Their work has been exhibited widely in the United States and internationally. BabsonARTS Fall 2026 Artists-in-Residence Join MOSH at two other creative events this Fall: November 12: Future Artifacts: 3D Sculpture Workshop December 2: Creative Conversation: 1+1=3: The Business of Creative Collaboration Find out more