Based out of Chicago, Jazz Vocalist, Typhanie Monique has achieved international status as a rising star by immersing herself in her true passion. Audiences will relax to her beautiful melodies and tap their feet at her upbeat songs.

Kick off your Holiday celebrations with this festive event. Baby It’s Cold Outside will be a cozy event with winter themed crafts, snacks, and refreshments!!

Are you going to be rich? Are you going to be famous? How are you going to do on your finals? Get these and any other questions answered during 10 minute 1-on-1 reading at the Psychic Fair. Sign up early because spots are limited and will fill up quickly.

Come out for an overnight trip to the ‘Windy City’ for shopping, sight-seeing, and an opportunity to see the Festival of Lights! Register at the University Ticketing and Information Center.

Beats, guitars, bass, vocals. How can all these sounds be generated by just one guy? For the last 4 years, Preston Pugmire has been entertaining audiences all over the US with his looping performance. With recognizable covers and instantly lovable original songs, Prestons show is amazing and captivating whether you’ve seen him one time or ten.

Dr. Shermer was once an evangelical Christian and a creationist, and is now one of the best-known public intellectuals defending evolutionary theory. “Why Darwin Matters,” Sherman shows why creationism and Intelligent Design are not only bad science, they are bad theology, and why science should be embraced by people of all beliefs.

A vocal powerhouse, the likes of Stevie Wonder, the folk voice of James Taylor, and with the heart of a lyricist that has been compared to the likes of Randy Newman and Tom Waits. Caleb Hawley will leave a permanent grin and a tune to hum to on the way home after seeing his concert.

Hey classic movie monster fans, grab your costume, dancing shoes, and get ready to get your freak on! Celebrate Halloween with free food, dancing and music in the University Union.

Growing up on an Arapahoe Indian burial ground Chris Moon got used to seeing objects disappearing and reappearing; doors opening and closing on their own volition, strange shadows, and nightly haunted sonnets played on the family’s 100-year-old grand piano. Now Chris tours college campuses around the country lecturing on his ghost hunting experiences and demonstrating interactive investigations to students eager to learn more about the paranormal. His 90 min. presentation is followed by a ghost hunt.

With this year’s theme of “Two Lies and a Truth”, who knows where the bus is going! Register at the University Ticketing and Information Center. Find out more at www.uwgb.edu/goodtimes/events.