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Crimson & Gold Awards 2022 - May 25, 6pm

Nominations are OPEN for Crimson & Gold Awards Celebration

Nominate outstanding peers, student organizations, student org advisors, faculty and staff.

Nominations close on May 13th.

Save the date for the celebration on May 25th at 6pm in the Community Commons.

DUPB Announces MusicFest 2022 Artist: Peach Tree Rascals!

May 20th | 8pm | Carnegie Green

Join us for a FREE concert on campus with great music from Peach Tree Rascals and some great MusicFest giveaways!

All This Week:
Start	End	Event	Location
		Mid-Quarter Munch	Outside Sturm and Campus Green
TODAY: Wednesday, May 4
2:30pm	4:00pm	90 Minute Self-Defense	Campus Safety Training Room 005
5:00pm	6:30pm	DU Abroad StorySLAM	Anderson Academic Commons 290
5:00pm	6:00pm	Thriving on Your 21st Birthday Program - Education & Coupon Pickups	Community Commons Conference Room 1254
6:00pm	8:30pm	Sorority Football	Campus Green
6:00pm	7:30pm	Bartending School - Alcohol Education Workshop (meets RSO Harm Prevention Workshop Requirement)	Sturm 134 (1st floor)
7:00pm	8:00pm	Weekly Meeting: Jess Medovich	Sturm 287
TOMORROW: Thursday, May 5
4:00pm	5:30pm	Pre-Law Panel: Featuring a Legal “Dream Team” led by The Honorable Adam Espinosa, Denver County Court Judge	Burwell Center 340
4:00pm	6:00pm	Q&A (Queer & Ally) Level 1 workshop	Sturm 435
5:00pm	7:00pm	Divest DU \| Open Mic Night	Village Green (Outside of Dimond)
8:30pm	3:30am	Delta House of Pancakes	Delta Delta Delta House
Friday, May 6
10:00am	7:00pm	NRG Second Annual Clothing Drive!	Community Commons First Floor
11:00am	1:00pm	Scholars Unlimited Employer Meet & Greet Event	The Burwell Center for Career Achievement
2:00pm	5:30pm	A Taste For History	First floor of the Community Commons, near the global kitchen.
3:00pm	7:00pm	12th Annual One Love	Craig Hall
4:00pm	5:00pm	Bingo Career Connections	ECS 200
Saturday, May 7
1:00pm	5:00pm	One-Shot Days	Community Commons 2600
6:00pm	10:00pm	Week 6 - My Hero Academia	CCOM 2600
Sunday, May 8
6:00pm	7:00pm	Sunday Catholic Mass	Evans Chapel
Monday, May 9
9:30am	2:00pm	Chi O carnival tabling	Campus Green
1:00pm	2:00pm	Thriving on Your 21st Birthday Program - Education & Coupon Pickups	Community Commons Conference Room 1254
3:00pm	5:00pm	Recovery Ally + Narcan Training	CCOM 1600
3:00pm	7:00pm	NRG Second Annual Clothing Drive!	Community Commons First Floor Table
6:00pm	7:00pm	Divest DU/SAIFF Weekly Meeting	Community Commons 1700
Tuesday, May 10
10:00am	12:00pm	Learn to Knit: Mental Health Awareness Week	Anderson Academic Commons Special Events Room (AAC 290)
10:30am	11:30am	NRG Second Annual Clothing Drive!	Community Commons First Floor Table
12:00pm	4:30pm	You Can’t Win if You Don’t Play: eGaming in 2022 and Beyond	Burwell Career Achievement Center
3:00pm	4:30pm	Campus Connect Suicide Prevention Workshop (Meets RSO requirement / Green Bandana Project)	Community Commons 2600
5:00pm	6:30pm	Bartending School - Alcohol Education Workshop (meets RSO Harm Prevention Workshop Requirement)	Sturm 134 (1st floor)
5:30pm	7:30pm	Connecting the Creative Arts and the Social Sciences: A Discussion of Musical Ethnography with Dr. Kristina Jacobsen	Davis Auditorium
6:00pm	9:00pm	Student Engagement Presents: Rise Comedy Show	DUPB Mainstage

Find more upcoming events here.

DUPB Mainstage Grand Opening!

Next week the DUPB Mainstage outside of Nagel Hall will host a grand-opening with events throughout the week!

Keep an eye on the DUPB Instagram for more details.

SENIORS!!
Register today for the Gold Celebration!

May 13 | 6pm | Cable Center
Register Here

Join us for the Gold Celebration as we welcome the Class of 2022 into the Alumni Network!

First 100 Seniors will also receive FREE tickets to the DU Night at the Rockies (May 14th).

The World of Languages at DU: Outdoors, fun informational event

Friday, May 6 |1pm - 3pm | Campus Green

Enjoy some music, free food and games for a couple of hours in the sun on Friday, May 6 from 1 to 3pm at the GREEN outside of Sturm Hall. Join us for an informational, fun celebration open to all and explore resources and offerings around the holistic nature of the linguistic and cultural studies at DU. The event will include peer & faculty advising, networking opportunities and representatives from 4D, Study Abroad, the Languages Departments, alumni and ambassadors among others.

Mental Health Awareness Week Events

Monday, May 9
Start	End	Event	Location
3:00pm	5:00pm	Recovery Ally + Narcan Training	CCOM 1600
Tuesday, May 10
10:00am	12:00pm	Learn to Knit: Mental Health Awareness Week	Anderson Academic Commons Special Events Room (AAC 290)
3:00pm	4:30pm	Campus Connect Suicide Prevention Workshop (Meets RSO requirement / Green Bandana Project)	Community Commons 2600
Wednesday, May 11
11:00am	1:00pm	MHAW 2022: Mental Health Fair	Community Commons 1700
Thursday, May 12
2:00pm	3:30pm	Mental Health & Your Career Workshop	Burwell Center 220
4:00pm	5:30pm	MHAW Moments of Mindfulness: Floral Design	Community Commons 2600
Friday, May 13
12:00pm	4:00pm	Friday the 13th Temporary Tattoo Tabling	Community Commons

DU Native Student Alliance presents: New Beginnings Powwow

Saturday, May 14 | 1:00 AM - 9:00 PM | Hamilton Gymnasium
On behalf of the DU Native Student Alliance we are inviting all our relatives to this year's 11th annual New Beginnings Powwow. This will be our first in-person powwow since 2019 will be happening May 14th in Hamilton Gymnasium. This year, our theme will revolve around celebrating the sacredness of all matriarchs, care givers, leaders, and educators in our community. The theme Back To the Matriarch, is also a call for celebration of our hardworking students.

LEARN MORE

For any further questions regarding the powwow, please contact Stevie Lee at (505) 269-4761 or stevie.lee@du.edu
Vendor contact information can be addressed with Alicia Lucero at (303) 868-5806 or alicia.lucero@du.edu.

The Clarion is the official student newspaper of the University of Denver, serving as the community’s voice. Read some of the highlights from our publication this week:

NEWS: The Native American/Indigenous Leadership Council issues an official statement regarding the tipi pole vandalism by Ana Júlia Rodrigues Alves

OPINIONS: "Don’t say gay": Homophobia in Florida schools by Annabelle Kiely

ARTS AND LIFE: Writer & Director Débora Rocha discusses the upcoming short film “Party Quest” and the inspiration behind the script by Chloe Smith

SPORTS: Denver men’s lacrosse dominates Marquette in front of packed house by Sam Sallick

To read more of our articles, visit duclarion.com . To learn how you can get involved, email duclarioneditor@gmail.com.

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