SHPEtinas will be hosting a Masquerade Baile at 7 p.m. March 28 at the Marcus Welcome Center. The event is an opportunity for students to come together for an evening of music, dancing and socializing in an elegant setting. The baile will feature free food, a 360-degree photo booth and a mocktail bar, creating a lively and interactive atmosphere for attendees.

Guests are encouraged to dress in semi-formal attire, and masks will be provided to enhance the masquerade theme .El Sembradillo Collective will provide music, ensuring a dynamic and festive experience. SHPEtinas aims to bring students together through culturally enriching and engaging events like this one. The Masquerade Baile is open to all who want to celebrate in a welcoming and inclusive environment. For more details, attendees can reach out to SHPEtinas or follow its social media for updates.

A person holding a bouquet of flowers with the text "Looking for a bouquet?" and the SHPEtinas and SHPE logos

Looking for a bouquet to make this Valentine’s Day special? SHPEtinas is selling forever roses for such an occasion. Available in red, pink, purple or white, they start at just $3 for one, $8 for three roses and $12 for seven roses.

You can also add a personal touch to your bouquet: For just $1 each, you can choose from glitter, crowns, butterflies or pearl paper, creating a unique arrangement that stands out. Want to make an even bigger statement? Enter the exclusive giveaway to win one of two 20-rose bouquets. Each ticket is only $5, allowing you to surprise someone with it.

All pick-ups will be in person at the College of Engineering dean’s offices in Partnership Building 2. For questions, email SHPEtinas with your questions or for a direct order at wsushpetinas@outlook.com.

Join SHPEtinas and Society of Women Engineers as they partner to support Harbor House, a shelter for women and children escaping abusive households. Harbor House provides safety and essential resources, including personal care items, cleaning supplies and housing essentials, to help families transition to independent living.

This holiday season, they also need gifts to brighten families’ holidays. Parents can select gifts for their children (babies to teens) and vice versa.

Here’s how to help:

  • Bake sale: Visit them from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 19-20 at the RSC to enjoy baked goods. They will accept both supply donations and money contributions in exchange for treats.
  • Donation drop box: Drop off supplies and gifts in the Partnership 2 building. Donations will be accepted all week.

Check out Stuff the Box Wishlist for a list of needed items and help make a difference,