Last week, the Healers Collective—a student organization focusing on holistic healing, multidisciplinary wellness, and connection—hosted Soul Frequencies at @thecatinthecream. This event was hosted in collaboration with the Multicultural Resource Commons and the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life. The evening largely revolved around student performances of R&B music but also included canvases and paint, affirmation rocks, notes to performers, coloring pages, and henna stations to provide different ways to engage with the space creatively. Assistant Professor of African American and African Diasporic Musics Courtney-Savali Andrews ‘04 welcomed attendees with a striking and powerful speech, Mia Knox ’26 narrated spiritual themes of love through spoken-word poetry, and a group of thirteen musicians from the Healers Collective created the soothing soundtrack for the night. Overall, the event was intended to create a space of spiritual healing, rest, love, creative expression, and conn...