Card games corner at Carlton Library

Drop by our pop-up games corner and unwind with classic card games like UNO. Take a break from Orientation, meet new people, or enjoy a laugh with classmates.

This is the perfect spot to relax and recharge. Bring your curiosity and a little competitive spirit.

For VE Orientation Week: Thursday 5 February, anytime between 11am–1pm at Carlton Library (Building 94, Level 3).

For HE Orientation Week: Tuesday 24 February, anytime between 11am–1pm at Swanston Library (Building 10, Level 5).

How do I register for events?

You'll be automatically registered for your O Week, and from January 2026 you'll be able to personalise / curate your registration by adding more events via our event registration platform.

Keep an eye on your RMIT email for more information. If you haven't accessed your email yet, go to the RMIT's Email page for instructions.

More Library events

Curious what else is happening in the Library during the O-Week? Go to the Library orientation page or browse all the events below.  

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Carlton Library orientation: I've got a question for you!

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Card games corner at Carlton Library

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Designing with Wool: The Australian Wool Board's Global Fashion Impact

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Swanston Library morning tea

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