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7 Ways That DU Supports Student Mental Health

Did you know three in five college students say mental health challenges impact their academic success? But a majority of them also say their college’s support services make a difference. From therapy dogs to group therapy to mental health first aid, DU offers a wide variety of services and resources that help students stay on track.

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EVENT Frozen Four - Magness Watch Party Thursday, April 10 3:00pm - 6:00pm Private Location (sign in to display) Link Add to Google Cal,Outlook,Yahoo,iCal Cheer on the DU Hockey Team from Magness Arena as they take on Western Michigan in the Frozen Four!! The team will be playing in St. Louis, but we'll be streaming the game live in Magness Arena! RSVP

Also, save the date for Saturday, April 12th at 5:30pm!

Off the Ice: A Chat With DU Hockey’s Jack Devine

As a student-athlete, Jack Devine’s journey has been filled with impressive achievements on and off the ice. Now, he and the Pioneers are headed to the Frozen Four where they look to defend their NCAA title and become repeat champions. DU will face Western Michigan in the Frozen Four semifinals at 3 p.m. on Thursday, April 10. The DU Newsroom recently caught up with Jack to talk about his growth as a player, who he’s looked up to along the way, and which rule he’d change in hockey.

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Student Accountability Board Training 

Friday April 11th 1pm-3pm | Zoom

Join the Student Accountability Board (SAB)!
SABs are typically made up of Faculty, Staff, and Student Representatives who resolve elevated cases where Students may have violated Community Standards/University Policies. The SAB members determine if the Student is Responsible or Not Responsible for violating Community Standards/University Policies and if they are found Responsible, what Status and Educational Outcomes will be assigned.
The SAB members can assign all Status Outcomes:Warning, Probation, Elevated Probation, Suspension, and Expulsion. Training will be provided. Please consider joining this important Board.   

To refer yourself, a colleague, or a Student, please complete the SAB Nomination form.

The next SAB Training is scheduled for Friday April 11th from 1pm-3pm. Please send any questions to SRR, at SRR@du.edu or call 303-871-5724.

For more information on the SAB and eligibility to participate, please see the Honor Code, beginning on page 44.

2025 Inclusive Excellence Case Competition Application Deadline

April 18
The Inclusive Excellence Case Competition is a chance for you to develop your critical thinking, practical business, communication and presentation skills while working within a diverse team to research and propose solutions to a business case centered around themes of diversity, inclusion and equity. Thanks to our generous sponsor, Deloitte, teams will have the chance to compete for a total of $10,000 in prize money. $5,000, $3,000, and $2,000 will be given to the first, second and third-place teams, respectively.

For questions contact bailee.gardunio@du.edu 

Registration Link: https://udenver.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_agTGl6m7Y7Yq20

SJE is now hiring Social Justice Peer Educators (SJPE) for the 2025-2026 academic year!
 

Exciting paid opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to become trained facilitators in social justice topics

8-10 hrs per week @ $19 per hr. Students are encouraged to apply on PCO by 9 am on Monday, May 19: https://tinyurl.com/sjpe25

Thrive Introduces DU Well Coaching

Thrive Health Promotion is excited to now be offering well-being coaching to all students! DU Well Coaching is a well-being coaching services that provides structured support and accountability for students as they work towards achieving their well-being goals. If you're looking to build healthier habits but just need some support in doing so, consider signing up for an initial appointment today!

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Nominate for the 4D Yeti Awards!

Do you know a 4D Yeti? The inaugural 4D Yeti Awards recognize faculty, staff, and units across campus that are capturing the imagination and making impressions in big ways that advance the 4D Experience. Nominate a professor, staff member, department or office that has made a big difference in your life. A DU Yeti has expanded your thinking in new ways, fostered your sense of identity and character, supported your well-being, and/or helped you chart meaningful goals or connect to a sense of purpose.

Nominations are open until April 21 at 5:00 pm.
Awards will be presented at the 4D Symposium on Friday, May 9th.

Why Do So Many DU Graduates Stay in Denver?

More than 76,000 DU alumni currently live in Colorado, according to a recent economic impact report. This high rate is even more noteworthy considering that 75% of incoming freshman students come from out of state. So why is it that so many graduates stay in Colorado? Two recent alums told us why they chose to stay in the Denver area.

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Exploring Tradition Through Abstraction: Frank Stella’s ‘Had Gadya’ Comes to DU

Anderson Academic Commons

Have you noticed the purple-striped cones, blue and orange lines, and bursts of pink and green popping off the walls at AAC recently? Read more about artist Frank Stella's ‘Had Gadya’ series in based on a well-known Passover song by the influential 20th century modern artist.

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Call for undergraduate poster presenters for the 2025 Student Signature Work Showcase

Are you a part of a student-led project that advances the discovery, integration, or application of knowledge? You are invited to submit a proposal to present a poster about your project!

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