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Celebrate P.S. I Love You Day!

A person expresses love through american sign language by holding up the sign that means "love". The hand is silhouetted by a purple background and has four tattoos - a black equality sign on a ring finger, a feather on a middle finger, a music symbol on the center of their wrist, and a red, yellow, and blue rocketship on their forearm.

A person expresses love through american sign language by holding up the sign that means "love". The hand is silhouetted by a purple background and has four tattoos - a black equality sign on a ring finger, a feather on a middle finger, a music symbol on the center of their wrist, and a red, yellow, and blue rocketship on their forearm.

Published February 2, 2024

P.S. I Love You Day encourages communities to wear purple to foster kindness and a welcoming environment and educate others that mental health is just as important as physical health.

Love All Your Chapters

Friday, February 9 | 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. | Student Union 210

P.S. I Love You Day is a national day to raise awareness for mental health issues and foster a supportive environment and a community where everyone feels welcomed, loved, and supported. This year the theme is "Love Is Meant To Be Given."

Spin the prize wheel, decorate a banner surrounding this year's theme, and contribute to a "Stress-Free Sticky Wall" to encourage and motivate fellow students.

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