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In April, UW fraternities and sororities take part in Greek Week, which includes a Knowledge Bowl, sports day and talent show.
As part of the Homecoming week festivities Oct. 12–18, 2014, Homecoming Sing features student organizations competing through song and dance.
On Oct. 18, 2014, the annual Homecoming parade includes nearly 100 bands, floats and other entries.
UW’s Outdoor Program offers clinics and outings year-round, as well as a climbing wall, rentals and more.
UW Cultural Programs hosts 10 to 13 performances a year by artists of international or national distinction. Pictured here: Basix a capella group, performing Nov. 13, 2014
In October, Breakfast on the Lawn brings employees, alumni and students together. Pistol Pete and the UW cheerleaders are often on hand to spread UW pride.
The annual Ag Appreciation Weekend, Sept. 19–20, 2014, includes a barbecue before the football game.
Family Weekend, Sept. 19–21, welcomes families of students to campus for an event-packed weekend of fun.
On Fridays, UW students, employees and the community are encouraged to wear brown and gold—showing their pride in UW.
Diwali, India’s festival of lights celebration comes to UW each October with cultural performances and cuisine.
Each spring, UW’s international students show off their talents in a talent contest and fashion show.
April’s Central Asian Awareness Day shares Asian traditions and culture with a speaker, performances and dinner.
In October, men on campus don high-heeled shoes to Walk a Mile in Her Shoes and raise awareness about sexual violence
To celebrate Martin Luther King Jr., UW hosts MLK Days of Dialogue. The 2014 event included a “Dream Forward” video project by UW students. The 2015 event, themed “Equity in the Equality State,” takes place Feb. 1–7.
For Halloween Oct. 31, UW offers a Safe Treat event where children can trick or treat and celebrate.
Students participate in community service, including The Big Event Oct. 11, 2014, which kicks off Homecoming week each fall.
Every other year in late August, Vertical Dance at Vedauwoo features dancers taking to the skies and rocks, and dancing to live music.
Undergraduate Research Day, scheduled for May 2, 2015, is an opportunity for Wyoming’s college students to present their research on a variety of topics.
Fine Arts Outreach presents artistic and educational opportunities to Wyoming's public schools and communities, and UW students, such as the annual Art Intensive for high school students.
In April, UW celebrates Earth Day with a barbecue, educational programing and public service.
February’s spring festival to celebrate Chinese New Year includes a cultural show and dinner.
UW hosts several job fairs throughout the year to connect students with potential employees.
Each November as part of International Education Week, students submit photos of their travels. Pictured here: A UW student hikes to get a better view of Barcelona.