SLU ATLAS Program
The purpose of the Atlas Program at Saint Louis University is to raise awareness and promote discussion on global issues in effort to create social change.
Atlas Week at Saint Louis University is an annual event that recognizes the international dimension of SLU's academic programs and celebrates the University's role in international education and service. During the Atlas Program, students, faculty, and staff from across the University participate by organizing events which highlight the international dimensions of their programs. The Signature Sym
04/17/2026
ATLAS WEEK 2026 DAY 6 SCHEDULE
Join us today at 11:50 am for the annual Atlas Week parade!
Then later tonight, celebrate the global diversity with the Billiken World Festival in the CGC hosted by . Eat various cultural foods and enjoy performances!
Also check out the Black Media Showcase hosted by .blackmedia!!
04/16/2026
ATLAS WEEK 2026 DAY 5 SCHEDULE
A few changes to note to the Atlas Week schedule this week!
NEW: Self Discovery Workshop Series Session 2: Believing you Can at 10 am in BSC 254.
Cancelled: The Displaced and Disenfranchised: The Refugee Children of Artsakh
The Atlas Week Signature Programming event is also happening today. Hosted by the School of Social Work, The 6th Annual Dr. Norman White Memorial Celebration celebrates the legacy of Dr. Norman White with a panel discussion led by those who worked with him.
04/15/2026
ALTAS WEEK 2026 DAY 4 SCHEDULE
04/14/2026
ATLAS WEEK 2026 DAY 3 SCHEDULE
We have another day of great events lined up! Peep the added event "Self Discovery Workshop Series Session 1: Owning Who You Are". This workshop will help participants deepen their understanding of identity, values and lived experience as sources of wisdom and power.
04/13/2026
Make sure to grab your Atlas Week passport! The passport has the full Atlas Week schedule inside. You can grab a passport from the Atlas table in the Busch Student Center or a the front desk of a residence hall!
04/13/2026
ATLAS WEEK 2026 DAY 2 SCHEDULE
Atlas Week properly begins with a variety of great presentations and workshops hosted by the SLU community. Click the link in our bio for a full Atlas Week schedule and descriptions for each event or visit www.slu.edu/atlas-week.
04/12/2026
Happy 1st day of Atlas Week!
Help us celebrate the start of Atlas Week 2026 at the Atlas Kick-Off event tonight at 5 pm in the Center for Global Citizenship! Join for food, fun, and performances by sluseros and Canaan Wellspring Dabke Dance Troupe .
Here's a sneak peek of the menu for tonight. See anything you like 👀?
04/06/2026
Atlas Week begins THIS Sunday, April 12 with the annual Atlas Kick-Off event! Swing by to eat various cultural foods and enjoy cultural performances. Win prizes through raffle and trivia!
The Atlas Kick-Off event is 5 pm-7 pm in the Center for Global Citizenship. Can't wait to see you there 🙌🏾
03/30/2026
Sign up to become a flag bearer in the Annual Atlas Week Parade of Nations! The parade will be on Friday, April 17th at 11:45 am along West Pine Mall.
Sign up at bit.ly/atlasparade26. Deadline to sign up is Friday, April 10th!
03/27/2026
The full schedule for Atlas Week 2026 is now up! The 26th Annual Atlas Week will be April 12-18, 2026. The theme is "For those who come after: Building a better tomorrow in today's world" and highlights the ways in which people defend democracy, empower individuals to resist oppressive systems, and ensure that human rights remain central in the face of rising injustice.
Join us for a week of deep learning, reflection, and celebration of global diversity!
Find the full Atlas Week schedule at www.slu.edu/atlas-week.
01/22/2026
*In our Mariah Carey voice*
IT'S TIIIIIIIIIIIIME!!
The submission form for Atlas 2026 is now LIVE! The 26th Annual Atlas Week will be held April 12-18, 2026. The theme for this year is "For those who come after: Building a better tomorrow in today's world". As authoritarianism and human rights violations intensify globally, this theme explores the ways in which people defend democracy, empower individuals to resist oppressive systems, and ensure that human rights remain central in the face of rising injustice. How can educators and students work together to reclaim and protect justice in societies where fundamental freedoms are increasingly under threat?
Submit an Atlas Week at https://bit.ly/atlas26 by Feb. 2!
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