Table of Contents:

1. Come to a Senate Meeting
2. Resource Highlight
3. Don't Miss: Event Highlight
4. What's Sizzlin' in Senate + Meeting Minutes  
5. This Week on Instagram
6. Get Featured!
7. Contact Us

Tuesdays | 6:00pm - 8:00pm 
Senate Meetings will be held in DCB 240!

Free NYT,WSJ, and The Denver Post through USG!

Start a club!

Your Undergraduate Student Government works to support Registered Student Organizations (RSOs). Interested in starting your own RSO? Refer to the handbook HERE! 

The DU Food Pantry Hours Change + Volunteer Opportunities!

Starting Feb. 4, the DU Food Pantry will be open two days a week! We are thrilled to create another opportunity for the DU Community to take advantage of what the DU Food Pantry has to offer.

Open Days:

• Tuesdays, 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm
• Thursdays, 11 am - 4:30 pm

Because of the increased availability of the DU Food Pantry, we are also opening the door for more volunteers during our business hours. If you are interested in signing up for any available dates, follow the link below!

The Food Pantry is located in Driscoll Student Center South on the first floor, room 6 to the left of the ID office

Sign up to volunteer here!

Earth Day Finale Concert Featuring GAEYA

As the culmination to Earth Week 2025 at DU, join featured guest vocalist GAEYA, with an ensemble of Lamont students, arrangements by Lamont students and faculty, guest youth vocalists and the Foothills Community Choir. Rooted in Sweden, GAEYA blends Scandinavian mystery - driven by powerful vocals - with sounds of natural ancient worlds and ambient synth-soundscapes by converting them into atmospheric landscapes. GAEYA takes you on an immersive journey to a different place for you to explore the earth by getting drawn into freshly woven webs of intergalactic pop music and deep-rooted Nordic frequencies. GAEYA invokes a desire to return to nature. GAEYA gives live musical performances both on stage and during the unique not-to-miss GAEYA-TIPI-EXPERIENCE © - her own portable arena where she invites the audience to experience music around a living campfire. Last but not least, GAEYA’s podcast series TellUs engages worldwide audiences in an ongoing dialog about ecological & social sustainability and shares ideas & possible solutions to modern lifestyle challenges, and to embrace alternative lifestyles.

April 27th at 7:30p.m-9:00p.m, at the Hamilton Hall in the Newman Center for Performing Arts (Lamont School of Music)

Put on by USG Sustainability Committee, Sustainability Council, Lamont School of Music

Disability Visibility Graduation

Join us in celebrating and honoring the achievements of the Class of 2025’s graduating students with disabilities! This special event recognizes their dedication and resilience. We welcome all graduates, their families, and supporters to be part of this inspiring celebration. Additional details on parking and Zoom livestream access will be provided to registered guests. 🎓 Register now on Crimson Connect!

Link!

Put on by the Student Disability Services (SDS)  Learning Effectiveness Program (LEP)  Equal Opportunity & Title IX (EO/IX)  Dean of Students (DoS). This event will take place on Wednesday June 11 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

FREE Cash Course Now Available on Canvas

Cash Course, A Student Resource to Support Financial Well-being
In order to support students’ financial well-being as part of their 4D Experience, we’re excited to announce the launch of Cash Course, which teaches financial skills and provides strategies and resources for navigating financial decisions and challenges. This free course is now available to undergraduate and graduate students on their Canvas dashboard. 

Stay in the loop!

Check out the pinned post on the @usgdenver instagram to learn more about us and what we do. Stay tuned for live event updates and a fun new project!

“You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.” — Martin Luther King Jr.

Wishing you a good finals week,