For organizations
Publishing your first event
Events are the point of the portal. Each one lands in the Community feed, gets its own shareable public page, and can be added to a student’s calendar in one tap.
1. Create the event
From Events in the portal, start a new event. Every new event begins as a private draft that only your team can see. Fill in:
- Title: specific beats clever. Students scan the feed quickly.
- Date and time: pick both; the time drives where it lands in the day.
- Mode: in person or online. In-person events show a location; online ones show joining details.
- Location: the building and room, or the platform.
- Description: what it is, who it is for, and whether newcomers are welcome.
- Category: clubs, career, academic, or official. This drives the feed filters.
- Banner image: optional. Without one your card uses your brand colour and initials, which still looks intentional.
- Relevant programs: optional. Tagging programs makes the event show for students in them under For my program.
2. Preview it
The editor shows a live student-eye preview of the card as you type. Check the title is not truncating and the banner is not cropping badly.
3. Publish
Save draft keeps it private; Publish puts it in the Community feed and on your public profile (for a pending club, once you are approved). Every event also gets a public link that anyone can open without an account: paste it into Instagram, a group chat, or a poster QR code.
4. Post about it
If the event has a banner image, you can also share it to the Feed as a post. Your followers get a notification when your club publishes a new post, so use posts deliberately: a group that posts constantly gets unfollowed.
5. See how you are doing
Insights shows your followers, your posts, the events you have published, and how many are still to come.
Figures are aggregate only. You can never see which individual students viewed, followed, or added an event, and there is no tier that changes that. Per-event reach (views and calendar adds) is not measured yet, and the page says so rather than showing a zero.