DU Town Hall Updates on Cabinet Committees and Capitol Project Updates
Recently, Chancellor Haefner shared an update with all DU faculty and staff. He shares more about DU’s Cabinet Committee structures and provides updates on exciting capital projects developing on campus, like the Integrative Life Sciences Complex currently under construction and the pending acquisition of the Cable Center, as well as other wins for DU!
The University of Denver is expanding community service and volunteer opportunities, and we want student input as we build what comes next. By filling out this quick interest form, you’ll help shape new programs, events, and ways to get involved that connect DU with the Denver community.If you’re interested in giving back, building community, or getting more involved beyond the classroom, this is a great place to start.
Friday February 27, 2026 | Multiple Locations in CCOM
Calling all students who are ready to take charge and make a difference, through interactive sessions, hands-on activities, and real-world scenarios.
All students are invited to join the 4D Experience Leadership Conference. This half-day experience will allow students to curate their leadership development through a variety of leadership offerings.
Reminder, every session you attend enters you to win $100 to the DU Bookstore!
Saturday Feb. 28th (9am - 5pm)
Sunday March 1, 2026 (9am to 4pm)
Dialogue Facilitation Training Free In-person Weekend Workshop for DU Students, Staff, and Faculty. Led by intergroup dialogue specialist, Dr Thomas Walker Providing committed DU campus community members with information, tools, techniques, and resources to facilitate dialogues around critical social issues.
The Spirituals Project Choir presents “Let Freedom Ring
Thursday, February 26, 7:30pm | Gates Concert Hall
The Spirituals Project Choir joins forces with the Lamont Wind Ensemble to present “Let Freedom Ring,” featuring an original work, The Dream & the Dreamer, composed by M. Roger Holland, II. The piece celebrates the life and work of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The program will also feature concert arrangements of Spirituals by composers such as Moses Hogan, Stacey Gibbs, and André Thomas.
Explore Australia and Tasmania During Summer Quarter
Aug 1 - Aug 15 | Tasmania and Queensland, Australia
As the "Empty Continent" or the "Land Down Under," Australia has long played an almost mythical role of remoteness and vast open spaces in the Western imagination. However, before this, Australia had been inhabited for thousands of years by Aboriginal communities, who have lived sustainably on the continent for at least 50,000 years. In this class, we explore the regions of Queensland and Tasmania and the diverse ways of life of Australians, both indigenous and settler, to examine the complexity of human-environment interactions on the continent. The class adopts a field-based case study approach to investigate some of these complex issues by visiting local sites and analyzing how contested histories influence sustainable resource use and landscape conservation.
Support Blood Cancer Research Fundraiser
Ongoing Fundraiser ( Now - March 14th) | Online
Help support blood cancer research, patient services, and efforts to find a cure. My younger brother Jonah is currently fundraising to advance scientific research and directly support patients and families affected by blood cancers. This initiative helps fund life-saving research, patient financial assistance, and advocacy efforts. You can support by donating or sharing the fundraiser with friends, family, and classmates. Every contribution makes a meaningful difference.
For more information or to donate, please use the link below or scan the QR code on the attached flyer. Thank you for helping support research, patient care, and hope for a cure. Contact: Ellaree Zack – ellaree.zack@du.edu
Immigration Policies: International Approaches
Tuesday, March 3rd 2026 (6-8pm) | CCOM 1600
International migration shapes economies, cultures, and political systems across the globe, yet countries respond to it in markedly different ways. Governments face difficult choices about openness, security, integration, and humanitarian responsibility. Scan to register! Join us to consider a range of international immigration policy approaches and discuss how states manage movement across borders in an interconnected world.
