• Monday, Oct. 19 – Saturday, Oct. 23, 2026, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
Early Voting, run by Bexar County Elections Administration, will be in the basement of the Sueltenfuss Library in the Community Room accessed from the entrance on the back side, away from 24th Street.
• Tuesday, Oct. 20, noon – 2 p.m.
Fall Fest on the Mall – Join the Center for Student Involvement for an afternoon of fall fun! Enjoy a petting zoo with exotic animal friends, the Armadillo Express offering train rides around campus, carnival games, prizes, and food trucks with delicious options to buy.
All Fall Fest activities are free and open to everyone in the OLLU community! Students, faculty, and staff are invited to join the fun, try their luck at carnival games, win prizes, enter drawings for bigger giveaways, and even snag a Golden Meal Ticket for a free meal from one of our food trucks!
Come out to Fall Fest on the Mall for an afternoon of fun, food, and a little friendly competition!
• Friday, October 23
Saints Programing Board (SPB) Movie & Craft Night with a screening of The Nightmare Before Christmas, along with a craft activity and popcorn. The location is still being finalized.
• Saturday, Oct. 24
Make a Difference Day, sponsored by the Center for Service-Learning and Volunteerism. Volunteers will be planting the St. Francis Pollinator Garden in the area behind the Softball Field, transplanting native plants, spreading mulch and preparing the ground to help establish the new native garden, dedicating it in honor St. Francis during the special Jubilee Year proclaimed by Pope Leo XIV, to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the saint’s death.
• Sunday, Oct. 25-Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
Operated by the Bexar County Elections Administration, the polling location will be in the Community Room on the ground level of Sueltenfuss Library. Access is available through the entrance at the rear of the building, away from 24th Street.
Students can look up their ballot and answer other questions at: https://elections.bexar.gov/. For information on your representative, visit Who Represents Me? Search | Bexar County Elections, TX
Students who are registered to vote should bring a picture ID. A driver’s license works, but if you do not have that, here is a list of alternatives.
Students cannot use their cell phones, tablet, computer or any device that can record sound or images within the polling place. If you wish to bring a list of candidates, you should print it out and bring it. Students cannot bring firearms into a polling place and you cannot wear clothing with the name of any candidate, measure or political party, even if they’re not on the ballot.
For more information, visit this website put out by the League of Women Voters, which may help you understand what is on the ballot and what each position’s role in government entails: VOTE411. See the Lake Weekly article for more information
• Wednesday, Oct. 28, 9 a.m. – 10 a.m.
President’s Walk and Exercise is Medicine Month Competition. See the Lake Weekly article for more information.