Grad Café is a biweekly social space for DU graduate students to relax, connect, and recharge. Join us for free coffee, tea, snacks, and good conversation with fellow grads! Whether you’re looking to meet new people, take a break from studying, or simply enjoy a cozy afternoon, Grad Café is the perfect spot to unwind and build community.
Our next Grad Café will be held (October 16) at Beans Coffee Shop — stop by anytime between 1–3 PM and stay for as long (or as little) as you’d like!
Come for the coffee, stay for the connections. More Info
Gratitude Potato Cart Parade and Celebration
Get ready for one of the most uplifting events of the fall quarter! On Wednesday, November 6, come to Campus Green for the Gratitude Potato Golf Cart Parade (1:00–2:30 PM) and Celebration (2:30–4:00 PM). Enjoy free tater tots, potato snacks, and a tater Tots food truck, plus tons of potato-themed games and crafts, from sack races and hot potato to decorating your own spud! Departments and offices are decorating their golf carts and joining the parade for a chance to win the Best Potato-Themed Cart Prize.
Join the golf cart parade, bring your bike, skateboard, scooter, or walk alongside the Potato Truck Parade as it makes its stops across campus and goes back to Campus Green for a big celebration. Let’s celebrate gratitude, community, and creativity, potato style!
DU is hosting two on-campus flu shot clinics this fall: Tuesday, October 14, 2-5 in Community Commons 2600, NO COST with most insurance.* No appointment needed; drop-in. Bring proof of current insurance (e/card).* Wear loose or short-sleeved shirt. Allow a few minutes to complete paperwork. *Students with Kaiser Permanent plans are not eligible. DU SHIP and most other plans accepted. These are part of wider Community Commons Well-being Takeover the week of October 13th. Check CrimsonConnect "Takeover" banner or search
CAPE Fundraiser at The Pioneer Bar
Saturday, Oct. 11 (11am-10pm)
The Pioneer Bar
Join the CAPE at The Pioneer Bar on Saturday October 11th to help raise money for the Survivor Fund! 20% of all food and non-alcoholic beverage purchases will be donated. Whether you're looking to grab food before heading to the Magness Arena, or planning on celebrating a win against the Bentley Falcons after the game, be sure to stop by The Pioneer Bar and dine to donate!
The Hallo-Wellness Fair
Tuesday, Oct. 14 (1:00 PM - 4:30 PM)
Community Commons, The Grand Forum
Interested in a spooky twist on topics related to well-being? Come to Thrive Health Promotion's Hallo-Wellness Fair! Together, we'll explore the facets of Well-being within the 4D Framework and get introduced to campus resources all while having some festive fun!
Talking Up Your Transferable Skills
Thursday, Oct. 16 (5:00 - 6:00 PM)
Zoom
You know you have the skills to succeed at work after graduation -- but do employers know that? In this workshop, you'll learn how to analyze job descriptions and highlight the skills you've built through resumes and cover letters to make you stand out. Join the Office of Student Employment on Thursday, Oct. 16th from 5-6 pm MT on Zoom! This workshop is tailored to student employees but open to all.
In the wake of sweeping immigration policy reforms, with likely more to come, discussions around immigration have become more vital than ever. Join us for a thoughtful deliberation at small tables exploring different approaches to immigration in the United States.
The Party of a Showgirl (Taylor Swift Dance Party)
Friday, Oct. 17 (9:00 PM)
Lost Lake Lounge, 3602 E Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80206
22 & good 4 u presents THE PARTY OF A SHOWGIRL: A TS12 Celebration â¤ī¸đĨ It’s Beautiful. It’s Frightening. It’s Rapturous. đ Lost Lake Lounge – Denver đĒ Friday, October 17 đ¸ 9pm đ¸ 16+ Join us in celebrating the release of Taylor’s new album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” as well as other hits from her discography all night long đĒŠ
Fall 2025 Harm Reduction Summit
The Harm Reduction Submit begins on Monday, Oct. 13th! This is the easiest way for your RSO to complete its Harm Reduction Requirement. If RSOs get 25% of their members to attend one of the workshops or events listed below, and your organization will complete the Harm Reduction Requirement and be eligible to receive $50 towards your next event. Here are 3 easy easy to get your members to participate: Email your members the list of workshops, encourage them to attend together, and ask that everyone registers for one. Schedule your weekly club meeting during the time of one of the available workshops. Take 5 minutes at your next meeting to have people pull out their phones and sign up on the spot.
Expand Your Constellation and Unlock Opportunities
Graduate school is a time of transition and growth, having the right connections can make all the difference. Crimson Constellation is DU’s mentorship and networking tool, designed to connect DU students with alums, professors, and industry professionals across a variety of fields. Whether you’re navigating a career change, seeking mentorship in your field, or looking for advice on professional growth, the platform makes it easy to build connections that support your next steps. Explore Crimson Constellation today and discover how the DU community can help you open new doors, expand your network, and shape your career journey.
Saturday, Oct. 18 (8:00 PM)
Lost Lake Lounge, 3602 E Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80206
Lost Lake Presents Late Night Thoughts with Zoe Stroupe on Saturday, October 18th. Late Night Thoughts are a singer-songwriter duo taking the world of folk-pop by storm. Michael and Brian are New England Natives combining catchy, ear-worm hooks and relatable, honest lyrics to bring you feel-good, nostalgic folk—one hit at a time. All ages, ticketed guests under 16 ONLY ADMITTED WITH TICKETED GUARDIAN 21+
