Calendar of Events

A mind/body class that combines yoga, Pilates and core practices. This class offers a chance to increase your personal strength, mobility and mindfulness. Come discover how your inner strength can shine!

Are you wondering what research might look like if you’re not a STEM student? Join us to hear from Franke staff and faculty who engage in arts, humanities, and social sciences research and jumpstart your imagination.

We're thrilled to have our Franke Wildcats back on campus!
Join PATH and Honors Student Council as they provide brunch to Franke students at the Honors Village. All are welcome. Just register below so we know you're coming!

A flow-sequenced yoga practice that uses a series of flowing postures linked by the breath to stretch and strengthen your body and mind.

Entrepreneurs need to be comfortable seeking out and using feedback. (It’s useful for everyone, really—whether you’re in classes or creating a business.) You will learn why that feedback loop is so important and one way to do it in this workshop.

Are you interested in the Study Away program offered in the Spring? Come to this session where you'll hear from past participants about their experiences on the one week trip to Montgomery, Alabama where they had the opportunity to visit historic sites and speak with leaders and activists that are dedicated to understanding the impact of enslavement on the civil rights movement now and in the past.

TABS is a transfer student group that meets monthly to discuss issues that impact the Franke Honors transfer student experience. The group is dedicated to creating an inclusive space where transfer students feel welcome, and their contributions are acknowledged and celebrated. TABS is always looking for pathways for transfer students to better integrate into the Franke Honors, University of Arizona, and local Tucson communities through academic, social, and philanthropic endeavors.

Nepantla Student Association's mission is to celebrate and uplift Mexican students and culture at the University of Arizona and its surrounding community.

The HHV Speaker Series kicks off the '25-26 school year with the newest HHV Faculty member, Dr. Lindsey Raisa Feldman.

Dr. Feldman will present a survey of her work as a public anthropologist and visual ethnographer, focusing on her central research questions related to identity, gender, and incarceration.

The Health and Human Values club holds meetings twice monthly to discuss current topics related to the area of study. The HHV minor encompasses how science, biology, and society interact to shape health, disease, and healthcare.