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  • OBSA/IDAS Joint Open House

    OBSA Bungalow 139 E. 7th street, Claremont, CA

    Join us for OBSA and IDAS's joint annual open house in the OBSA Garden, open to all majors and colleges. Enjoy free lunch and celebrate the shared history of IDAS and OBSA! RSVP on linktr.ee

  • Weekly Graduate Student Coworking sessions with OBSA’s graduate fellows

    Weekly Graduate Student Coworking sessions with OBSA’s graduate fellows
    OBSA Main House Conference Room 139 E 7th street, Claremont, California

    Open to KGI and CGU students interested in sharing productive coworking space for job searches, research, assignments, prep and more! Enjoy the company of other students in community and make connections while advancing in your academic career. Hosted by the OBSA graduate fellows. No registration required, feel free to bring food and beverages. Outlets and dry erase wall available for use!

  • OBSA Black Alumni-Student Meet and Greet

    OBSA Bungalow 139 E. 7th street, Claremont, CA

    All 7C Black Alumni and students are invited for a welcome lunch to create community between our campuses and locally based alumni. A great opportunity for existing mentorship groups to meet up, and for those interested in joining the OBSA alumni-student mentoring program. Following lunch, we will walk over to the Pitzer Black Flea on the Pitzer campus mounds to support student and local vendors, featuring music and more!

  • OBSA Presents Poli-Ed: 2024 Presidential Election Voter Skills Workshop

    OBSA Bungalow 139 E. 7th street, Claremont, CA

    Join us for an enlightening workshop designed to empower and educate students as we approach the upcoming election. This event will kick off with a captivating lecture by Professor Golub, a Scripps professor who focuses on American political theory and African American political thought and group conversation facilitated by OBSA fellow Se'maj Griffin (Pomona College, Sociology & Environmental Analysis). Following the lecture, we will engage in interactive discussions and activities focused on understanding the electoral process, identifying what “your” key issues are, and developing effective voter skills. Click here to RSVP!