Hana Dewi, an international student from Indonesia, has just finished a long day of business lectures at York University and heads to the closest prayer room to finish up her daily prayers. Afterwards, she grabs a cup of hot tea and sits in the cafeteria, scrolling on her phone. She misses the sense of community she had back home- hanging out with her friends after class, attending Islamic lectures, Friday prayers with her family. She has heard about York’s Muslim Students’ Association (MSA) but isn’t sure how to get involved. She opens the SocialYU app and searches for upcoming events. She immediately finds an MSA-hosted dinner followed by a lecture happening that evening, just a few buildings away. The event page shows who’s attending, details about the menu (halal-certified), and a brief description about the guest speaker discussing faith and student life. Excited but a little nervous about going alone, she checks the "Find Friends" feature and sees a few other new students who are also attending for the first time. With just a few taps, she messages a student named Aisha who is also looking for company. They agree to meet outside the venue. At the event, Hana enjoys a warm meal, listens to an inspiring talk, and leaves feeling connected. Later, she follows the MSA group on SocialYU, ensuring she never misses another event again.