Join us for an evening of glowing fun at Glow Golf! Enjoy a 9-hole mini golf course that lights up the night with glow-in-the-dark excitement, along with other glowing games and classic arcade favorites in our upstairs lounge. Kick off the night with light-up bracelets to set the vibe, and get ready for an unforgettable evening of fun, games, and friendly competition. Whether you're showing off your mini-golf skills or hanging out in the arcade, this is one event you won’t want to miss! **Start your day with Morning Coffee & Donuts—we’ll be serving up 150 donuts from Dunkin along with coffee to fuel your day, plus light-up bracelets to get you pumped for the glow-in-the-dark action later on.**

This February, join us for a month-long celebration dedicated to honoring and uplifting Black identities, history, culture, and contributions. We will highlight the resilience and achievements of Black leaders, while fostering important conversations on the ongoing fight for justice and equality. Don't miss a variety of engaging events, educational workshops, and inspiring performances as we come together to celebrate the power of Black voices and their lasting impact on shaping our world.

Join us for a vibrant social event sponsored by the Center for Multicultural Engagement and Inclusion and the University of Colorado Denver Center for Identity and Inclusion! We invite all students, staff, faculty, and community members to come together for an engaging evening filled with community vendors, meaningful conversations, and delicious food. This meet-and-greet is a fantastic opportunity for students on the Auraria campus to connect with various departments, student groups, and local resources. We are also thrilled to announce our keynote speaker, Regent Wanda James, who will share her insights and inspire us with her experiences.

Discussion and support group for disabled faculty and staff Join meeting: teams.microsoft.com…

Any faculty or staff member who identifies as disabled is welcome to come for support and community!

Terri Gentry is a firm believer in the preservation of African American heritage. She has been a volunteering docent at the Black American West Museum since completing her African American Studies program in 2008. Her deep understanding of the history of this area is nothing short of amazing. Terri is a proud advocate of African American heritage which she mainly gets to do as a volunteer Docent at the Black American West Museum. Terri has been instrumental to the success of the Black American West Museum.  At the museum, she gets to teach visitors about many unsung heroes, who are just a few of the thousands of African Americans who have been fighting and paving ways for black America.  Terri also sits on the board of directors for the museum.