Dearest Collegiate Gentlefolk, You are most cordially invited to an Afternoon Tea hosted by the esteemed Excel Multiliteracy Center. Join us for a splendid affair of tea, treats, and tantalizing conversation. Date: Friday, April the 25thTime: 3:00 to 6:00 in the eveningLocation: Columbine Hall, Room 316 Kindly don your most elegant and fanciful attire—let refinement reign and regency radiate. The pleasure of your company would be a true delight.Hosted by: Excel Multiliteracy CenterAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11262143

Play self-contained and episodic adventures in different fantasy settings. Find the full list of what type of adventures are available on our discord: Introductory One-shots You will be provided with all materials needed, including dice and a level 1 player character for a 5e Dungeons & Dragons game. This activity is designed primarily with true-new players in mind, with seasoned players encouraged to come play for community introduction, fun, and to help teach. Silver’s Episodic Campaign: Icewind Dale’s Ten Towns In the frigid north of the forgotten realms, a band of adventurers attempt to survive and make a little bit of money by completing odd jobs for the people of Ten Towns. Meant for level 3 characters this adventure will be difficult, and is for more experienced players looking for a little bit of a challenge. Art’s Episodic Campaign: Stories of Mulfaise Explore the lands of Mulfaise, a collective of kingdoms from coastal cities to encampments built in front of treacherous mountain passes. Find hidden treasures, solve mysteries troubling the common folk, or stoke the flames of war between kingdoms. Adventures will range from level 1 to 3 in Pathfinder2e, meant for newer players and players that want to try a different system. Pre-made characters will be available or you can make your own!Hosted by: Dungeons & Dragons ClubAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11161064

Come join us for a fun time of dancing, learning, and socializing. Hosted by: UCCS Dance ClubAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11033566

Join the VAPA Visual Culture Studies program for their 2025 Senior Capstone presentations Friday, April 25, 4pm-6pm at the UCCS Heller Center for Arts & Humanities! Free and open to all. Refreshments will be served.   SESSION 1 - Surviving Discomfort Through Times of Trouble Lila Pacheco - Art in Times of Trouble: The Evolution of Boticelli Sadie Franklin - A Pandemic of Discomfort: The Global Phenomenon of Women's Body Art McLain Murphy - Not a Sole Survivor But a Final Victor: Ripley's Irreplaceable Final Girl   SESSION 2 - The Future of Cinema: Redefining Genre and Style Gibson Marable - How Internet Comedy Redefined he Genre's Future  Antonio Candler - Indie vs. Empire: A24 and Disney in the Battle of Cinema   For more information contact Dr. Shannon Pritchard at spritch@uccs.edu.Hosted by: Visual and Performing ArtsAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11275130

Stop by our tabling sessions throughout campus to learn how you can make a difference at UCCS! The Green Action Fund fund's student-led projects that promote sustainability and reduce our campus's ecological footprint. Whether you have a big idea for a greener campus or just want to get involved, we’re here to help. Swing by, grab some info, and join the movement for a more sustainable future!Hosted by: Green Action FundAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11169632

There will be a table where a scavenger hunt begins, and students can follow the clues around campus for a prize. At the end the walk a mile in her shoes will take place.Hosted by: Panhellenic CouncilAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11126443