Statement on Academic Accommodations for Religious Holidays

Calendar Key

	Begins at sundown of the first day listed.
	Ends at nightfall of the last day listed.
	Significant work restrictions.
	Involves fasting practices or food accommodations.

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`Holiday`	Affiliation	Sep. 20, 2022
Mabon	Pagan, Wiccan	Sep. 22
`Rosh Hashanah`	Judaism	Sep. 25-27
Navaratri	Hindu	Sep. 26-Oct.5
Yom Kippur	Judaism	Oct. 4-5
Dussehra	Hindu	Oct. 5
Mawlid al-Nabi	Islam	Oct. 7-8
Sukkot	Judaism	Oct. 9-16
Shemini Atzeret	Judaism	Oct. 16-18
Simchat Torah	Judaism	Oct. 17-18
Diwali	Hindu	Oct. 24-28
Twin Holy Birthdays: Birth of Bab/Báha'u'lláh	Bahá’í	Oct. 26-27
Samhain	Pagan, Wiccan	Oct. 31-Nov. 1
All Saints' Day	Christianity	Nov. 1
Día de los Muertos	Christianity	Nov. 1-2
Guru Nanak Dev Sahib Birthday	Sikh	Nov. 8
Bodhi Day	Buddhism	Dec. 8
Hanukkah	Judaism	Dec. 18-26
Yule	Pagan, Wiccan	Dec. 21-Jan. 1, 2023
Christmas Eve	Christianity	Dec. 24
Christmas	Christianity	Dec. 25
Kwanzaa	Pan-African	Dec. 26-Jan. 1
Gantan-sai	Shinto	Jan. 1, 2023

Winter Quarter begins on the date listed in bold at the top of the last column.

Holiday	Affiliation	Jan. 3, 2023
Epiphany / Twelfth Night / Three Kings Day	Christian	Jan. 6
Christmas	Orthodox Christian	Jan. 7
Lunar New Year	Buddhist, Confucian, Taoist	Jan. 22
Vasanta Pachami	Hindu	Jan. 26
Imbolc / Candlemas	Pagan, Wiccan	Feb. 1-2
Setsubun-sai	Shinto	Feb. 3
Nirvana Day	Buddhist	Feb. 15
Maha Shivaratri	Hindu	Feb. 18
Ash Wednesday	Christian	Feb. 22
Magha Puja Day	Buddhist	Mar. 6
Purim	Jewish	Mar. 6-7
Holi	Hindu	Mar. 8
Ostara / Spring Equinox	Pagan, Wiccan	Mar. 20
Naw-Rúz (New Year’s Day)	Bahá’í	Mar. 21-22
Ramadan	Islam	Mar. 22 - Apr. 21

Spring Quarter begins on the date listed in bold at the top of the last column.