Weekends Are For Fun!


Balancing the focus on academics and extracurricular activities is flat-out fun — and there's lots of opportunity for it at Brooks . . . 

Celebrating opening weekend with a "Wild West" party and our annual field day.


We believe that weekends exist to allow for a balance of time for fun and time to relax. Students can find that through joining a 3 v. 3 basketball game, going out to a dance, heading off campus for an activity or spending time with friends in the dorm. Brooks' Community Activities Board (CAB) works with students to provide an active social calendar that offers everyone in our diverse student body with a range of fun things to do on Saturdays and Sundays.
 

On-campus events such as:

 
  • Bubble soccer games
  • Block party festival
  • Watch parties for big sporting events
  • "Skate with a Date"
  • Rock concerts with student bands
  • Dances and themed parties
  • Bingo with prizes
  • Cultural events, including the Asian American Association's Moon Festival and other affinity group activities

Off-campus activities such as:
 

  • Escape room "questing" at Boda Borg
  • Outings to Dave & Buster's
  • Bowling nights
  • Trips to local towns's restaurants and malls, including Target and Wal-Mart
  • Movie theater visits
  • Multi-school dances
  • Apple picking at Smolak Farms
Welcome to Brooks!

 

The Community Activities Board

Students are the driving force behind the activities offered by the CAB (and facilitated by the student affairs office). The group proposes plans, gets input from fellow students and helps rally support for all the events on campus.

Each week a lineup of the weekend events is emailed to students and displayed in the academic building on TV screens.

Poster of annual music festival Brookstock
Collage of photos from outdoor music festival, Brookstock
Photo of students outdoors enjoying Brookstock

 

Of course, informal activities for students to enjoy with teachers and dorm families are always on the agenda. Brooks often hosts faculty versus student trivia nights and basketball games.

And most weekends include the opportunity to just relax in an "open house" at one of the resident faculty homes, during which students typically bake cookies or brownies and play board games for a cozy night in.


Rock on at Brooks!