Student Government Association Meeting. Open to all students.
This blood drive is sponsored by the Student Health Center and S.H.A. To make your appointment or for more information, please call 1-800-REDCROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit RedCrossBlood.org, Sponsor Code: MHU.
Community yoga class will meet on Thursdays from Noon-1pm this semester. We are a relaxed, friendly group. Each class mixes a bit of strengthening and stretching with a lot of breathing and grounding. Join us in the Breathing Room (basement of Marshbanks). All are welcome!! *Join the Breathing Room course on my.MHU to receive updates […]
PRISM is a LGBTQ+ affirming student organization that is for all folks including non-rainbow allies. We welcome all those that wish to be in conversation about LGBTQ+ issues in a safe and supporting environment.
Mars Hill University’s Weizenblatt Gallery will showcase the work of four of Asheville’s pre-eminent abstract artists during January and February. Betty Clark, Grace Carol Bomer, Genie Maples, and Cindy Walton will exhibit some of their newest and most challenging work. Each artist is pursuing her own vision, all of which are very different. This is […]
Come play Ultimate Frisbee! No experience necessary.
Are you interested in joining a club? Come out to BSA meetings! Meetings are every Monday @ 7pm in the DEI Lounge located in Renfro Library.
Weekly meet-up with FCA at 7pm in the Fellowship Hall. All are welcome! Follow us on Instagram @marshillu.fca!
Songs about love... and the trials and tribulations of it. Join us on the eve of Valentine's Day to learn about one of our area's oldest traditions from 8th generation ballad singer Donna Ray Norton. She is from right here in Madison County, and has been carrying on this tradition since she was 17 years […]
Join Donna Ray Norton for a fun-filled experience learning how to sing an Appalachian ballad. The evening will be casual, welcoming, non-judgmental, and you do not have to be a music major or musician to attend and have fun. Ballads are old songs (some of them from the Middle Ages!) that tell stories about kings […]
Weekly chapel service.
