2024 Family Weekend

Vinyasa flow yoga emphasizes sequential movement between postures, guided by deliberate breaths. Mats are provided, bringing your own is encouraged. All levels welcome!

End Family Weekend with brunch and a visit with DU's Chancellor. Grab & Go and seated options will be provided.

Come check out our university galleries, the Vicki Myhren Gallery & Davis Gallery
Hours of Operation: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-5pm

Tickets Sold Separately- Spring opera performance of Midsummer Night’s Dream. Visit our website for purchasing options.

Welcome to Family Weekend! Student and staff volunteers will get you checked in for the weekend. Pick up your schedule, package materails to get set up for the weekend. DU Family Merch will be available for sale.

Join Career & Professional Development to learn about our career ecosystem, how it supports the internship & job search and ultimately post-graduation outcomes. You will also hear about Student Employment, a 4D Signature Experience, that advances students’ proficiency in 8 Career Competencies.

In this short session, Dr. Cris Tietsort will overview his work in founding the DU CompassionLab, an experimental learning and research lab focused on helping students develop the skills and capacity for connection and compassion in an increasingly disconnected world.

This high energy class incorporates traditional HIIT movements with powerful music and choreography to deliver a dance style bootcamp class. All levels welcome!

It is hard not to open a news feed/source of any kind and not run into something about cyber security and potentially sweeping vulnerabilities and consequences. Yet this level of profile is not matched by clarity or even an on-going public debate about cyber security at the national level. This is due to a set of complex, overlapping challenges about the nature of cyber security in an open society. This mini-lecture will highlight those challenges and the trade-offs they create for policy makers and the public.

Hear an overview of study abroad at the University of Denver. The Office of International Education will present information on program options, study abroad planning and support to encourage students to consider this transformative learning experience during their DU experience.

Attending and sending a student to college can be a time of great pride and excitement, but also a change and challenge that conjures up feelings of loss for students and their family members. When this grief goes unacknowledged, students, parents, and other family members may experience sadness, uncertainty, and loneliness, as well as question their roles and identities in their families. In the face of these challenges, how can family members hold space for feelings of loss that arise during the college years and support one another to enhance student and family thriving? In this interactive session, family members will learn about research that addresses these questions, as well as engage in a creative exercise designed to facilitate reflection and family connection.

Tickets sold separately. Come celebrate and cheer on the DU Women's Lacrosse team!

A come and go vendor’s market with outside and student vendors selling items. Live music and food trucks to re-create a farmer’s market experience.

• DU Student Vendor
• Outside Vendor Registration

Come check out our university galleries, the Vicki Myhren Gallery & Davis Gallery
Hours of Operation: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-5pm

A come and go vendor’s market with outside and student vendors selling items. Live music and food trucks to re-create a farmer’s market experience.

The Innovation Labs is a collection of interdisciplinary, experiential, and project-based learning laboratories, including three fully equipped maker spaces: Digital Lab, Woods Lab, and Plastics Lab. Alongside these, there's an incubator and an event space accessible to all University of Denver students. These labs serve as a central hub for interdisciplinary and experiential learning, engaging students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

A come and go vendor’s market with outside and student vendors selling items. Live music and food trucks to re-create a farmer’s market experience.

The Innovation Labs is a collection of interdisciplinary, experiential, and project-based learning laboratories, including three fully equipped maker spaces: Digital Lab, Woods Lab, and Plastics Lab. Alongside these, there's an incubator and an event space accessible to all University of Denver students. These labs serve as a central hub for interdisciplinary and experiential learning, engaging students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

The Innovation Labs is a collection of interdisciplinary, experiential, and project-based learning laboratories, including three fully equipped maker spaces: Digital Lab, Woods Lab, and Plastics Lab. Alongside these, there's an incubator and an event space accessible to all University of Denver students. These labs serve as a central hub for interdisciplinary and experiential learning, engaging students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

Looking to check out our beautiful University of Denver campus? You're in luck. We have a few option including:

A Guided Tour: Our knowledgeable DU Tour Guides will provide you a comprehensive overview of campus.

Self Guided Walking Tour: A generl overview of campus.https://www.du.edu/sites/default/files/2021-04/SelfGuided%20Tour04062021.pdf

Audio Tour: Includes more details from a current DU student's perspective. https://youraudiotour.com/tours/815/

The Innovation Labs is a collection of interdisciplinary, experiential, and project-based learning laboratories, including three fully equipped maker spaces: Digital Lab, Woods Lab, and Plastics Lab. Alongside these, there's an incubator and an event space accessible to all University of Denver students. These labs serve as a central hub for interdisciplinary and experiential learning, engaging students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

Student leaders hosting a panel to speak about the student experience and answering questions in a Q&A portion.

Join us for light appetizers, a cash bar, and a great view! Mix and mingle with other DU families and enjoy the complimentary food sponsored by Sodexo. Visit with members of the DU dining team.

Join us for Family Game Night! New Student & Family Programs will host a variety of family friendly games like BINGO, yard games, and more!

Tickets Sold Separately- Spring opera performance of Midsummer Night’s Dream. Visit our website for purchasing options.

Join the Office of Student Engagement and DUPB for a showing of The Parent Trap under the tent on Campus Green. S'mores, movie theatre snacks, and fun included! We will have heat and walls up in the tent for the event, but feel free to bring cozy chairs, blankets, and pillows.

Welcome to Family Weekend! Student and staff volunteers will get you checked in for the weekend. Pick up your schedule, package materials to get set up for the weekend. DU Family Merch will be available for sale.

Join us for the Spring Marketing Expo; a student-run showcase that highlights how DU connects students to industry professionals. Explore various marketing career pathways through interactive booths and gain insights from guest speakers on topics like automation, AI, and ad creatives. It is not a career fair, but rather an opportunity to learn, connect, and be inspired. Spring Marketing Expo - open to All Parents and Families and All Majors

Looking to check out our beautiful University of Denver campus? You're in luck. We have a few option including:

A Guided Tour: Our knowledgeable DU Tour Guides will provide you a comprehensive overview of campus.

Self Guided Walking Tour: A generl overview of campus.https://www.du.edu/sites/default/files/2021-04/SelfGuided%20Tour04062021.pdf

Audio Tour: Includes more details from a current DU student's perspective. https://youraudiotour.com/tours/815/

Enter The Ritchie Center through the Coors Fitness Center side, along E. Asbury Ave. There will be "Bell Tour" sign and a volunteer present to guide you to the Bell Tower.

Climb 95 spiral steps to see one of the largest musical instruments in the world, and don’t miss the best view on campus! The Williams Carillon at the Ritchie Center, dedicated on October 24, 1999, contains 65 bronze bells weighing a total weight of 64,900 pounds. Cast by the Royal Eijsbouts Bell Foundry in The Netherlands, the Williams Carillon was the 160th on North American soil and the second in Colorado. Given by Carl Williams, the carillon provides music for major University events and community concerts, as well as daily recitals and student engagement. Played from a keyboard with wooden manual and pedal keys in a playing cabin located just below the bells, the action is entirely mechanical, allowing for musical expression through variation of touch.

Enter The Ritchie Center through the Coors Fitness Center side, along E. Asbury Ave. There will be "Bell Tour" sign and a volunteer present to guide you to the Bell Tower.

Climb 95 spiral steps to see one of the largest musical instruments in the world, and don’t miss the best view on campus! The Williams Carillon at the Ritchie Center, dedicated on October 24, 1999, contains 65 bronze bells weighing a total weight of 64,900 pounds. Cast by the Royal Eijsbouts Bell Foundry in The Netherlands, the Williams Carillon was the 160th on North American soil and the second in Colorado. Given by Carl Williams, the carillon provides music for major University events and community concerts, as well as daily recitals and student engagement. Played from a keyboard with wooden manual and pedal keys in a playing cabin located just below the bells, the action is entirely mechanical, allowing for musical expression through variation of touch.

The Innovation Labs is a collection of interdisciplinary, experiential, and project-based learning laboratories, including three fully equipped maker spaces: Digital Lab, Woods Lab, and Plastics Lab. Alongside these, there's an incubator and an event space accessible to all University of Denver students. These labs serve as a central hub for interdisciplinary and experiential learning, engaging students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

Come check out our university galleries, the Vicki Myhren Gallery & Davis Gallery
Hours of Operation: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-5pm

Enter The Ritchie Center through the Coors Fitness Center side, along E. Asbury Ave. There will be "Bell Tour" sign and a volunteer present to guide you to the Bell Tower.

Climb 95 spiral steps to see one of the largest musical instruments in the world, and don’t miss the best view on campus! The Williams Carillon at the Ritchie Center, dedicated on October 24, 1999, contains 65 bronze bells weighing a total weight of 64,900 pounds. Cast by the Royal Eijsbouts Bell Foundry in The Netherlands, the Williams Carillon was the 160th on North American soil and the second in Colorado. Given by Carl Williams, the carillon provides music for major University events and community concerts, as well as daily recitals and student engagement. Played from a keyboard with wooden manual and pedal keys in a playing cabin located just below the bells, the action is entirely mechanical, allowing for musical expression through variation of touch.

The Innovation Labs is a collection of interdisciplinary, experiential, and project-based learning laboratories, including three fully equipped maker spaces: Digital Lab, Woods Lab, and Plastics Lab. Alongside these, there's an incubator and an event space accessible to all University of Denver students. These labs serve as a central hub for interdisciplinary and experiential learning, engaging students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

Enter The Ritchie Center through the Coors Fitness Center side, along E. Asbury Ave. There will be "Bell Tour" sign and a volunteer present to guide you to the Bell Tower.

Climb 95 spiral steps to see one of the largest musical instruments in the world, and don’t miss the best view on campus! The Williams Carillon at the Ritchie Center, dedicated on October 24, 1999, contains 65 bronze bells weighing a total weight of 64,900 pounds. Cast by the Royal Eijsbouts Bell Foundry in The Netherlands, the Williams Carillon was the 160th on North American soil and the second in Colorado. Given by Carl Williams, the carillon provides music for major University events and community concerts, as well as daily recitals and student engagement. Played from a keyboard with wooden manual and pedal keys in a playing cabin located just below the bells, the action is entirely mechanical, allowing for musical expression through variation of touch.

The Engineering and Computer Science Family Weekend Open House will be from 1-3pm on Friday, April 26th. We will have light snacks and refreshments available in the 2nd floor lobby, students available to answer any questions, and building maps/tours if desired. "Home base" for all of this will be in the 2nd floor lobby of the ECS building.

Student organizations and campus partners showcasing student activities and support services to students and families.

Discover exciting opportunities to connect with fellow parents, students, and alumni wherever you live. Learn about regional engagement events in major markets nationwide and how you can play a crucial role in supporting DU as a volunteer or donor. Form lasting connections and enriching experiences while becoming an active part of the DU network!

Visit with staff and faculty from the Natural Sciences & Mathematics department and see demos from student groups!

Looking to check out our beautiful University of Denver campus? You're in luck. We have a few option including:

A Guided Tour: Our knowledgeable DU Tour Guides will provide you a comprehensive overview of campus.

Self Guided Walking Tour: A generl overview of campus.https://www.du.edu/sites/default/files/2021-04/SelfGuided%20Tour04062021.pdf

Audio Tour: Includes more details from a current DU student's perspective. https://youraudiotour.com/tours/815/

Enter The Ritchie Center through the Coors Fitness Center side, along E. Asbury Ave. There will be "Bell Tour" sign and a volunteer present to guide you to the Bell Tower.

Climb 95 spiral steps to see one of the largest musical instruments in the world, and don’t miss the best view on campus! The Williams Carillon at the Ritchie Center, dedicated on October 24, 1999, contains 65 bronze bells weighing a total weight of 64,900 pounds. Cast by the Royal Eijsbouts Bell Foundry in The Netherlands, the Williams Carillon was the 160th on North American soil and the second in Colorado. Given by Carl Williams, the carillon provides music for major University events and community concerts, as well as daily recitals and student engagement. Played from a keyboard with wooden manual and pedal keys in a playing cabin located just below the bells, the action is entirely mechanical, allowing for musical expression through variation of touch.

The Innovation Labs is a collection of interdisciplinary, experiential, and project-based learning laboratories, including three fully equipped maker spaces: Digital Lab, Woods Lab, and Plastics Lab. Alongside these, there's an incubator and an event space accessible to all University of Denver students. These labs serve as a central hub for interdisciplinary and experiential learning, engaging students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

This interactive workshop equips students and families with the essential tools to navigate college successfully. We'll break down college lingo, explore academic expectations, and unlock the power of campus resources and mentorship. Leave feeling confident and prepared to thrive – academically, socially, and personally – at the University of Denver.

Enter The Ritchie Center through the Coors Fitness Center side, along E. Asbury Ave. There will be "Bell Tour" sign and a volunteer present to guide you to the Bell Tower.

Climb 95 spiral steps to see one of the largest musical instruments in the world, and don’t miss the best view on campus! The Williams Carillon at the Ritchie Center, dedicated on October 24, 1999, contains 65 bronze bells weighing a total weight of 64,900 pounds. Cast by the Royal Eijsbouts Bell Foundry in The Netherlands, the Williams Carillon was the 160th on North American soil and the second in Colorado. Given by Carl Williams, the carillon provides music for major University events and community concerts, as well as daily recitals and student engagement. Played from a keyboard with wooden manual and pedal keys in a playing cabin located just below the bells, the action is entirely mechanical, allowing for musical expression through variation of touch.

Stop by the CAHSS Student Lounge in Sturm Hall (second floor) to grab a snack, meet and ask questions to Paula Adamo, Associate Dean for Academic Planning and Student Success, Andrea Stanton, Sr. Associate Dean and Michael Rusk, Graduation Success Partner, and some of our CAHSS Student Leaders.

Health & Counseling Center Overview & Resources
Learn all about the Health & Counseling Center, your student’s integrated health center and resource for optimal well-being. We’ll cover the general information so you can help guide your student to the HCC; discuss the various support services and programs offered along the spectrum from prevention to treatment and recovery; and provide tips to support your student’s health and well-being along the way.

The Innovation Labs is a collection of interdisciplinary, experiential, and project-based learning laboratories, including three fully equipped maker spaces: Digital Lab, Woods Lab, and Plastics Lab. Alongside these, there's an incubator and an event space accessible to all University of Denver students. These labs serve as a central hub for interdisciplinary and experiential learning, engaging students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

Join Career & Professional Development to learn about our career ecosystem, how it supports the internship & job search and ultimately post-graduation outcomes. You will also hear about Student Employment, a 4D Signature Experience, that advances students’ proficiency in 8 Career Competencies.

Hear an overview of study abroad at the University of Denver. The Office of International Education will present information on program options, study abroad planning and support to encourage students to consider this transformative learning experience during their DU experience.

Come celebrate the start of Family Weekend with music, activities, food and fun!

Tickets sold separately, come celebrate senior night and cheer on the DU Men's Lacrosse team!

Tickets Sold Separately- Spring opera performance of Midsummer Night’s Dream. Visit our website for purchasing options.

Come check out our university galleries, the Vicki Myhren Gallery & Davis Gallery
Hours of Operation: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-5pm

Welcome to Family Weekend! Student and staff volunteers will get you checked in for the weekend. Pick up your schedule, package materials to get set up for the weekend. DU Family Merch will be available for sale.

Discover exciting opportunities to connect with fellow parents, students, and alumni wherever you live. Learn about regional engagement events in major markets nationwide and how you can play a crucial role in supporting DU as a volunteer or donor. Form lasting connections and enriching experiences while becoming an active part of the DU network!

Enter The Ritchie Center through the Coors Fitness Center side, along E. Asbury Ave. There will be "Bell Tour" sign and a volunteer present to guide you to the Bell Tower.

Climb 95 spiral steps to see one of the largest musical instruments in the world, and don’t miss the best view on campus! The Williams Carillon at the Ritchie Center, dedicated on October 24, 1999, contains 65 bronze bells weighing a total weight of 64,900 pounds. Cast by the Royal Eijsbouts Bell Foundry in The Netherlands, the Williams Carillon was the 160th on North American soil and the second in Colorado. Given by Carl Williams, the carillon provides music for major University events and community concerts, as well as daily recitals and student engagement. Played from a keyboard with wooden manual and pedal keys in a playing cabin located just below the bells, the action is entirely mechanical, allowing for musical expression through variation of touch.

Looking to check out our beautiful University of Denver campus? You're in luck. We have a few option including:

A Guided Tour: Our knowledgeable DU Tour Guides will provide you a comprehensive overview of campus.

Self Guided Walking Tour: A generl overview of campus.https://www.du.edu/sites/default/files/2021-04/SelfGuided%20Tour04062021.pdf

Audio Tour: Includes more details from a current DU student's perspective. https://youraudiotour.com/tours/815/

Health & Counseling Center Overview & Resources
Learn all about the Health & Counseling Center, your student’s integrated health center and resource for optimal well-being. We’ll cover the general information so you can help guide your student to the HCC; discuss the various support services and programs offered along the spectrum from prevention to treatment and recovery; and provide tips to support your student’s health and well-being along the way.

Join Career & Professional Development to learn about our career ecosystem, how it supports the internship & job search and ultimately post-graduation outcomes. You will also hear about Student Employment, a 4D Signature Experience, that advances students’ proficiency in 8 Career Competencies.

Hear an overview of study abroad at the University of Denver. The Office of International Education will present information on program options, study abroad planning and support to encourage students to consider this transformative learning experience during their DU experience.

The Innovation Labs is a collection of interdisciplinary, experiential, and project-based learning laboratories, including three fully equipped maker spaces: Digital Lab, Woods Lab, and Plastics Lab. Alongside these, there's an incubator and an event space accessible to all University of Denver students. These labs serve as a central hub for interdisciplinary and experiential learning, engaging students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

The Innovation Labs is a collection of interdisciplinary, experiential, and project-based learning laboratories, including three fully equipped maker spaces: Digital Lab, Woods Lab, and Plastics Lab. Alongside these, there's an incubator and an event space accessible to all University of Denver students. These labs serve as a central hub for interdisciplinary and experiential learning, engaging students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

Tickets Sold Separately- Spring opera performance of Midsummer Night’s Dream. Visit our website for purchasing options.