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Hype 2026 Spring Event Guide Volume 21 • Issue 3

Central Washington University

Introduction by Lexi Wicks Design by Katrina Nolan

ear ye, hear ye! Spring has arrived in the Kingdom of CWU.

Within these enchanted pages lies a season of noble causes (Earth Week and #GiveCentral), democratic destiny (ASCWU Elections), joyful reunions (Family Weekend), and festivals fit for royalty (Sweecy Day/ Student Appreciation Day and Pride Week). For our seniors, it’s the last chapter at CWU, but not the end of the story. For everyone else, it’s another magical plot twist in the making. However you show up, show up fully. Your happily ever after is happening right now.

HYPE is an event magazine published quarterly by the Publicity Center. As a full- service agency, we offer creative services and event marketing while providing a professionally mentored experience for student staff. flourish across every spread, inspired by art nouveau and the fairytale storybooks we grew up reading. Inked by the kingdom’s most talented scribes, you’ll find minimal shading, bold lines, and a touch of drama. This guide, designed as a modern-day codex of campus lore, pairs medieval charm with the wink of contemporary flair. Decorative frames

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Designers Fae Johnson Ethan Magnaghi Kayla Pleasants Anna Radtke Design Lead Katrina Nolan

Writers Larissa Baldovinos Floyd Lentz Lillian Knuckey Distribution Xandra Lake Gustavo Pellegrini Event Listings Xandra Lake Editor Lexi Wicks

Animation Javier I. Angulo Floyd Lentz Creative Director Rosario Naranjo 04. ASCWU Elections Everything you need to know about the upcoming Student Government Elections. 06. Earth Week Get involved and make an impact to celebrate Earth Day. 08. Give Central You can choose where fundraising money is allocated at Direct the Dollars.

10. Family Weekend Invite your family to a weekend of events and A Night in Vegas. 12. Sweecy Day Enjoy this free Spring Festival in honor of Student Appreciation Day. 14. Pride Week Celebrate Pride Month on campus with this week full of events.

Put it to a Vote t’s election season, and the future of student life is literally

in your hands. The candidates vying for next year’s

Executive Board President

Executive Board and Student Senate positions aren’t just filling titles. They’ll shape everything from campus events to student resources, represent your voice across committees, and meet with groups across campus to make student life better for everyone.

Acts as liaison of the student voice and works directly with CWU President. Oversees the entirety of the student government office. Vice President Serves as right hand to the ASCWU President. Oversee all ASCWU committees and are responsible for managing administrative functions.

Story by Larissa Baldovinos Design by Ethan Magnaghi

Director of Governmental Affairs Keeps students informed about higher education policies at the local, state, and national levels while encouraging active participation in civic processes such as voting and advocacy. Senate Speaker Serving as a voting member of the ASCWU Board of Directors, the Senate Speaker leads the ASCWU Senate and acts as the primary liaison between the Student Senate and the Board. Director of Equity and Multicultural Affairs Supports the Equity Service Council (ESC) organizations and advocates for marginalized students on campus. Director of Student Life and Facilities Shapes campus life at CWU by supporting events, student organizations, and shared spaces.

Student Academic Senate Made up of student senators from all campus departments and colleges. Responsible for advocating student voices, guide academic decisions, and help shape a responsive and engaging educational environment. Senator Positions on the Ballot: • One Senator from the College of Education and Professional Studies • One Senator from the Graduate School

• Two Senators at Large • One Senator from the

College of Education and Professional Studies

• One Senator from the Graduate School • Two Senators at Large

How to Vote

You can vote in CWU Engage on the Suitable App. Want to Run? Get more information about how to participate and check out the Election Schedule by scanning the QR code. Contact ASCWU.Elections@cwu.edu with questions. VOTE! Your next student leaders are counting on you.

April 18 24, 2026

arth Week is here! Join fellow CWU students for a week packed with hands-on projects, interactive events and opportunities to get outside, meet new people and try something new. Whether you’re looking to volunteer, learn, relax or explore, this week is all about showing up and being part of something bigger.

Come ready to work hard and maybe discover your new favorite volunteer spot. Dress for the weather, wear closed-toe shoes and bring your can-do attitude. Spots are limited, and registration is required. Come for the service, stay for the vibes. Monday, April 20 Kick off Earth Week at the Earth Week Expo! This is your chance to meet the people powering sustainability while exploring a variety of interactive booths. Check out inspiring student-led projects designed to spark change on campus and beyond. Discover new ways you can make an impact. Earth Week Expo 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. SURC Corridor

Saturday, April 18 Spring Day of Service 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. SURC Patio East Lunch Voucher Provided Free T-shirt

As a special pre-Earth Week celebration, we’re inviting you to the 51st Annual Spring Day of Service where you can make a real impact across Kittitas County! Join fellow students and staff as we team up with community partners to give back, get a little messy and leave our local spaces better than we found them. Earn service hours for your transcript and grow your professional network. This rain-or-shine event is fully outdoors, with projects on campus, downtown and out in nature.

Movie Night: The Wild Robot 7 p.m. SURC Theatre Wind down during Earth Week with Campus Activities Earth-themed movie night! It’s a cozy, relaxing way to connect with others. Enjoy a feel- good atmosphere, great company and a meaningful moment to reflect on what Earth Week is all about. Tuesday, April 21 Sustainability Game Night 4 – 6 p.m. The Bistro Grab some friends and join us for a sustainability-themed board game night! Play favorites like Photosynthesis, Daybreak and Cascadia while learning, laughing and connecting with others. Come ready to play and have fun — no experience needed! Wednesday, April 22 Repair Fair 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. SURC East Patio Don’t toss it, fix it! Give your broken stuff a second chance at the Repair Fair!

Whether you are a DIY pro or someone needing a helping hand, you can teach or learn how to fix everyday items. Bring furniture, small gadgets, glasses, jewelry, clothing, instruments, bikes or anything else that needs some care. Save some money and help keep waste out of the landfill. Thursday, April 23 Free Bike Rental Launch Party Between 1 - 5 p.m. Outside of OPR Roll into the rest of Earth Week with the launch of CWU’s free bike rental program! Check out the sweet new bikes, learn the process to rent one and celebrate sustainable transportation with OPR. Friday, April 24 Upcycling Unwrapped 1 – 3 p.m. SURC 137 and West Patio Join us for an afternoon of upcycling projects! Learn how to turn otherwise wasted items into something completely new. Come see how “trash” can turn into yarn, tote bags, planters, decorations, and more!

Stay in touch! Follow @cwusustainability on Instagram to learn more about Earth Week events!

Story by Lillian Knuckey Design by Kayla Pleasants

ong ago, in a land far away, a boy named Jack took the cobblestone path to his quaint little village, and traded the family cow

In the past, the event has been intended primarily for charitable alumni and community members looking to make a contribution. This year, as we mark the 10th anniversary of Give Central, CWU is offering students the opportunity to get involved like never before. It’s called “Direct the Dollars”, a creative new way for students to give input on the allotment of funds, without having

for a handful of magic beans. Today, you too can take the paved walkway to the charming patio of our beautiful campus, and trade a magic token for some feel-good philanthropy. Raising over $100,000 in previous years from more than 400 benefactors, Give Central is our largest annual fundraiser for various programs and departments on campus.

to make a donation themselves.

Here’s how it works; on April 23, check in at the SURC West Patio anytime between 10:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. and collect a Wildcat Coin. This wood token represents $50 that has already been donated. This coin is yours to spend at whatever program or department you see fit. What will you choose? Inside the SURC you’ll be met with an array of tables, each with a different funding opportunity. As you look through the ones that interest you, you can learn more from project representatives, and direct the dollars to your preferred cause by dropping your coin in their fishbowl. Your selection prioritizes student feedback, and supports the on- campus programs that matter most to you, including programs like the Wildcat Pantry, teacher education, and the professional clothing closet. From small groups to entire majors, the event is dedicated to bringing valuable resources to the whole student body and more!

Check in at the SURC West Patio 10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. April 23

FWaeme kiel yn d O nce upon a time, in the kingdom of CWU, students and family alike rejoice in a celebration known as Family Weekend. Choose your path and gather your loved ones for a comedic theatre production on campus, or explore our wonderful realm with a guided tour. Follow the cobbled path to the farmers market for some fresh produce and handmade goods, or head down south for a relaxing float down the Yakima River. But that's not all; here in the Burg of Ellen, we have an abundance of adventures to strike your fancy this weekend. A Night in Vegas

May 8 Check in and Crafting 4:30 - 7 p.m. | SURC Pit | Free Grab your welcome packet at check-in and enjoy an optional free crafting session. Make everything from personalized keychains to bracelets for you or someone else! Friday Night Movie: Lilo and Stitch (2002) 7 p.m. | SURC Theatre | Free Ohana means family; bring yours to movie night tonight to see the Disney classic “Lilo and Stitch” while sampling a Blue Hawai’i Italian soda drink!

May 9 Check in 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. | SURC Pit Paint and Sip 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. | SURC 137 CWU students are free, GA $10

Tap into your artistic potential today at a guided paint and sip. Featuring our very own Rob Boss, come create a scenic acrylic painting while enjoying some non-alcoholic refreshments.

Story by Lillian Kn u ckey

Elvis Presley & Michael Jackson Show 7 p.m. | SURC Ballroom CWU Students are free, GA $10 Put on your blue suede shoes and red leather jacket for "A Night in Vegas" featuring Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley impersonators! Be captivated by the King Of Pop’s dance, and watch in awe as he moonwalks his way into your heart in his opening performance. The thrill persists through the next hour as Elvis and his band take the stage for the headlining act. Sing along to his rock and roll classics and feel the electricity even from the back row! May 10 Family Weekend 5K 9:30 a.m. | SURC East Patio Join students, alumni, and community members for “Hues of Hope”. Walk, run, jog, or stroll through this 5k

Mother’s Day Brunch 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. | Holmes Dining Student Meal Plan: $7.70

Wildcat Bucks: $19.80 General Admission: $22

Happy Mother’s Day! Show your appreciation the best way anyone knows how, through great food Fill your plate with a variety of delicious upscale breakfast items. But wait, there’s more! Just when you thought the weekend couldn’t get any better, the fun continues. For more information regarding adventures and attractions, scan the QR Code.

course, taking in the sights of campus. Come dressed in white or an outfit you’re ready to

customize, as the course is packed with colorful chalk checkpoints that you’ll run through.

Design by Ethan Magnaghi

Sweecy Day Story by Floyd Lentz Design by Katrina Nolan

Morning Projects On the morning of May 21st, we’re making change. In accordance with Sweecy Day tradition, students will have the opportunity to give back to our loving campus. Be prepared for a multitude of service projects around town and play your part by providing your valuable time and hands to spruce up the space we all share.

ive billion years ago, a monkey learned how to sharpen a rock. Just a short time later, Sweecy Day was born. Central’s historic Spring Festival in

celebration of Student Appreciation Day returns on May 21 to grant YOU, a pupil of this university, the ultimate spring send-off-palooza!

Afternoon Festivities ASCWU Student Government, Campus Activities, and CWU Dining are joining forces to make Student Appreciation Day special. As a heartfelt thank you to every student our campus will be stacked with carnival games and a mouth-watering meal selection at the food festival. All for free, all for students. On this sunny spring day, you could dunk your peer in the dunk tank, fill up on a feast of Dining’s finest cuisine, or hang out by the stage and discover your next favorite artist. Live Concert Macklemore, Ice Cube, Armani White. What do these big names all have in common? In years past, each of these artists have helped us wave goodbye to the spring quarter with a special concert here at CWU. To give back to the hardworking students of our campus, Campus Activities and 88.1 the ' Burg have called on the one-and-only Sea Lemon to headline this year’s legendary concert!

See Sea Lemon with supporting artist Carson Daniel live on May 21 at Samuelson Hall from 5-7 p.m.! mountains to help Sea Lemon give us the ultimate Student Appreciation Day show. Washington and has been contributing to the Sea-Tac music scene for the past few years. After releasing his first full-length album in October, it seems Daniel is prepared to make the leap over the The Seattle pop virtuoso has been described by critics as a “dreampop gem” with her sound standing tall alongside her equally lush cast of inspirations, including the likes of Frou Frou, Enya, and My Bloody Valentine. As we catch Sea Lemon soaring out of our home state toward stardom, you won’t want to miss her concert on our very own campus. To set the stage for Sea Lemon, the indie rock multi- instrumentalist Carson Daniel will be the opening act! The local artistic phenomenon holds his roots here in

Pride une has finally arrived, bringing with it brighter, longer days, and a colorful week full of Pride-themed events here on campus. Keep reading for a look into all of the vibrant activities we have planned, spotlighting the LGBTQ+ community, while honoring their history and culture.

Mon. 1 Movie Night: But I’m a Cheerleader 7 - 9 p.m. SURC Theatre We’re kicking off Pride Week with a movie night! Come see the 2000

Tue. 2 Ice Cream Social Bracelet Making 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. SURC West Patio What’s a better way to get the good vibes going than an ice cream social? Choose between chocolate or vanilla and load up on the toppings! But the fun doesn’t end there! Stop by the candy bracelet station and get crafty. Accessorize with edible jewelry!

Wed. 3 Poetry and Painting Night 4 - 6 p.m. MCC 107 Join a poetry and painting night today in the Multicultural Center. Meet new people, make connections, and de-stress through art. Materials will be provided, so come on down and get those creative juices flowing!

comedy "But I’m a Cheerleader”. Watch as Megan

Bloomfield struggles with her sexuality, and see how the campy and subversive storyline unfolds!

Week Thu. 4 Amateur Drag Show 5 - 7 p.m. Holmes Dining Join us for the much- anticipated Pride Week Fri. 5 Professional Drag Show 7 - 10 p.m. SURC Ballroom

Sat. 6 Ellensburg Pride Parade 11a.m. - 12 p.m.

Downtown Ellensburg Kittitas County Pride is spreading the love with its annual Pride Parade downtown! This vibrant community event celebrates self- acceptance, inclusivity, and builds community. Come see the colorful floats from community allies as they march downtown for LGBTQ+ equality and visibility.

Con drag ulations to our senior Wildcats! If you picked up an EQuAl stole at any of the Pride events earlier this week, wear it tonight as you strut across the stage in honor of your community. Stick around afterwards for a professional drag show. Enjoy diverse performances, dynamic routines, and have fun in this interactive and energetic atmosphere.

amateur drag show! Prepare to be dazzled by lively performances as students take the stage to showcase their creativity and charisma. A celebration of identity and self-expression, this colorful extravaganza honors Pride Month and LGBTQ+ culture.

Story by Lillian Knuckey

Design by Katrina Nolan

Grad Kickoff 2026

Tuesday, April 14 | Wednesday, April 15 10am - 5pm | Wildcat Shop Free for CWU graduating seniors One stop shop for all your graduation and commencement needs; regalia, announcements, portraits (no sitting fee), honors tassels and more.

LEARNING COMMONS Central Washington University All tutors and mentors are trained under the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA)

Peer Mentoring • Find support and accountability •One-on-one, group sessions, and workshops available • Access helpful learning tools • Learn strategies for academic and personal success Math and Writing Tutoring • One-on-one sessions • Offered for all 100-level math courses • Support at every stage of writing, including graduate work • Get feedback right away or submit your work for feedback later PALs Tutoring • Tutors meet with small groups • Review class concepts each week • Small group sessions offered for many historically difficult courses Subject Specific Tutoring • Get one-on-one help • Available for Accounting, Aviation, Business Administration, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Engineering, Law and Justice, Psychology, and Sociology courses

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509-963-1270 learningcommons@cwu.edu @cwulearningcommons cwu.edu/learning-commons Brooks Library, first floor

CWU Cornhole Tournament

Spring cornhole tournament for all CWU students. Bring a friend or meet someone new, and learn about registering for Fall Quarter.

APRIL 25 2026

Registration encouraged

10am-3pm

SURC Rec Center Court D

April 29, 2026 SURC West Patio 4 - 6 PM

Check out Spring Quarter's events and activities

EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. VISIT CWU.EDU/EVENTS OR DEPARTMENT LISTED FOR THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION.

ALL QUARTER GROUP X CLASSES

ESC MEETING Every Friday • 2 - 4 p.m. • Black Hall Multicultural Center 107 Connect with the ESC orgs as they discuss their upcoming events and initiatives. Equity and Services Council ascwuequity@cwu.edu MARCH 1 CWU CHOIR CONCERTS 4 p.m. • McIntyre Hertz Concert Hall Tickets available at Wildcat Tickets Join us for performances by all four traditional choirs at CWU: University Chorale, Wildcat Chorus, Vox Divina, and the nationally acclaimed CWU Chamber Choir. CWU Music • music@cwu.edu MARCH 31 WILDCAT WELCOME 3 - 5 p.m. • Brooks Library Lobby • Free Enjoy some refreshments and learn about CWU Libraries! CWU Libraries • libraries@cwu.edu APRIL 1 7 p.m. Start • SURC Pit • Free Come perform your talent or sit back, support others, and enjoy a night of entertainment. campusactivities@cwu.edu APRIL 2 KCWU_FM 88.1 THE ‘BURG INFO SESSION 1 - 2 p.m. • SURC 135 • Free Come learn how to get involved with Central’s award-winning radio station, 88.1 The ‘Burg, Your Music Central! Whether you’re into music, podcasting, sports, news, event hosting, or more, OPEN MIC NIGHT 6:30 p.m. Sign Ups

KCWU_FM 88.1 THE ‘BURG INFO SESSION

11 a.m. - 12 p.m. • SURC 135 • Free Learn how to get involved with Central’s award-winning radio station, 88.1 The ‘Burg, Your Music Central! KCWU • kcwu.radio@cwu.edu INVOLVEMENT FAIR 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. • SURC 137 and Corridor • Free Clubs, orgs, campus departments and community partners are welcoming you back from the break. See what's in the works for spring quarter, and explore ways to get involved! Slice • slice@cwu.edu APRIL 6 WILDCAT LEADERSHIP COMMUNITY 12 - 12:30 p.m. and 3 - 3:30 p.m. SLICE Office, SURC 250 WLC is a 7-week program where participants will learn how to develop their own leadership profile, find like- minded peers, and help the community through service. SLICE • slice@cwu.edu WORKSHOP: ENVIRONMENTAL AND SUSTAINABILITY CONCERNS OF GENERATIVE AI USE 3 - 4 p.m. • Samuelson 126 and Online Free • Registration Required Explore the environmental impacts of generative AI, including energy use, water consumption, and carbon emissions associated with training and deploying AI systems. Multimodal Education Center mec@cwu.edu LINKEDIN ESSENTIALS 5 p.m. • Zoom • Free Make an impression with your LinkedIn profile with these simple tips and recommendations. Career Services • career@cwu.edu

Weekdays throughout the quarter - class times vary • Group X Studio & Cat’s Den • Free • Registration for each class opens 24 hours in advance Looking for a great sweat session? From high-energy cardio like Cycling and 30 Min Sweat to mind-body formats like Yoga and Pilates, there’s a group fitness class for every workout style. recreation@cwu.edu SPRING INTRAMURALS Leagues run April 20 - May 29 Evening Games • $25 Intramural Play Pass (play as many sports as you want with one pass!) • Join/create teams on IMleagues.com and purchase Intramural Play Pass online in the Fusion Portal or at the Rec Center Membership Desk • Registration deadline: April 17 at midnight Grab your friends and get in the game with our Intramural Leagues! This season features 5v5 Basketball, Softball, 6v6 Soccer, and 7v7 Flag Football. All skill Individual, partner, and small group session packages are available for purchase after consultation. Contact Personal.Training@cwu.edu to schedule your free, 30-minute consultation. recreation@cwu.edu ASCWU BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Mondays 3 - 4 p.m. • SURC Pit Come see what your student government leaders are working on, and how they are continuing to advocate for their fellow students! ASCWU • ascwu@cwu.edu ASCWU SENATE MEETINGS levels are welcome. recreation@cwu.edu PERSONAL TRAINING Recreation Center Mondays • 5 - 6 p.m. • SURC Pit See what your student senators are working on, and how they are continuing to advocate for their fellow students! ASCWU Senate • ascwusenate@cwu.edu

there’s a place for you here. KCWU • kcwu.radio@cwu.edu APRIL 3 CHALK N’ TALK

12 - 2 p.m. • SURC West and East Patio Join us outside to unwind, get creative with sidewalk chalk, and enjoy a cool drink while connecting with others. ASCWU Senate • ascwu.senate@cwu.edu

* EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. VISIT CWU.EDU/EVENTS OR DEPARTMENT LISTED FOR THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION.

APRIL 7 RESEARCH SMARTZ: DISCLOSING AI USE: APPLYING THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DISCLOSURE (AID) FRAMEWORK 3 - 4 p.m. • Zoom • Free Registration Required This presentation will discuss finding the right tool for the job, present a model for disclosure of AI use in research and other academic work, and offer tools for making disclosure easy. CWU Libraries • libraries@cwu.edu BINGO 5 p.m. • SURC Ballroom • Free Join us to win fun prizes and test your luck at our spring quarter Bingo event. Make sure to line up early to secure your spot! campusactivities@cwu.edu APRIL 8 WILDCAT LEADERSHIP COMMUNITY 12 - 12:30 p.m. and 3 - 3:30 p.m. SLICE Office, SURC 250 WLC is a 7-week program where participants will learn how to develop their own leadership profile, find like- minded peers, and help the community through service. SLICE • slice@cwu.edu WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATIONS 1 - 2 p.m. • Rec Center Weight Room Free • Register using the Fusion Portal or at the Rec Center Membership Desk Curious about how to use equipment or just want to improve confidence in the gym? Come work with a personal trainer to move safely and increase your knowledge in the weight room. All are welcome! recreation@cwu.edu FIRESIDE CHATS 5 - 7 p.m. • OPR Patio • Free Gather around the fire, relax, and enjoy delicious s’mores while socializing with friends. recreation@cwu.edu APRIL 9-12 CWU OPERA ENSEMBLE PRESENTS CINDERELLA BY JULES MASSENET A pril 9,10, 11 at 7 p.m. April 12 at 2 p.m. CWU McIntyre Music Building Tickets available at cwu.edu/tickets CWU Student $12, CWU Alumni $ 17, GA $20, Child $15, Senior $15 Come experience the re-telling of the beloved fairy tale, Cinderella, performed in English to the beautiful Romantic music of Massenet and accompanied by the CWU Chamber Orchestra. CWU Music • music@cwu.edu

APRIL 9 INTERNATIONAL CAFE 12 - 1 p.m. • SURC 137 • Free Join us for fun activities promoting and sharing other cultures. SLICE • slice@cwu.edu “FROM INDIVIDUAL LEADERS TO COLLECTIVE LIBERATION” WITH DR. CHRISTINA TORRES GARCIA 4 - 5 p.m. • Black Hall, Multicultural Center • Free This presentation advances Transformative Decolonial Relational (TDR) Leadership as a conceptual intervention in leadership studies that addresses persistent limitations of individualistic, decontextualized leadership theories. Latino and Latin American Studies D&D AT PANDA EXPRESS 5 p.m. • Northside Commons/Panda Express • Free Dungeons and Dragons is BACK! Come play at Panda Express and join a one-shot campaign. campusactivities@cwu.edu CWU ART + DESIGN ALUMNI EXHIBITION: CROSSROADS AND CONNECTIONS III Alumni Panel Talk by Lana Robinson, Lisa Soranaka, and Jenny Walton, 4 - 5 p.m., Randall Hall, Room 117 Reception 5 - 7 p.m., Sarah Spurgeon Gallery, Randall Hall, Room 141 This exhibition features artwork by alumni who graduated between 1996 and 2010. The purpose of this exhibit is to showcase and celebrate the accomplishments of CWU Art + Design alumni. art_dept@cwu.edu APRIL 11 2026 CWU NIGHT AT THE MARINERS T-Mobile Park, Seattle WA • Purchase Tickets at www.mariners.com/cwu Day-of-event schedule: 5:10 p.m.— T‑Mobile Park opens, pick up your free jersey 6:40 p.m. — Mariners vs. Astros game begins Purchase your tickets and receive a CWU Mariners co-branded jersey at the game. alumni@cwu.edu

GRAVEL BIKING ADVENTURE 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail $25 Register at the OPR Shop Join us for a scenic gravel ride along the historic Palouse to Cascades Trail. Bikes and helmets are provided. recreation@cwu.edu APRIL 12 HOT NEW JAM 9 - 10 p.m. • SURC Theatre • Free Come laugh along with CWU’s BEST (and only) improv team! Participate by giving prompts and enjoy this late-night comedy show. campusactivities@cwu.edu APRIL 13 WILDCAT LEADERSHIP COMMUNITY 12 - 12:30 p.m. and 3 - 3:30 p.m. SLICE Office, SURC 250 WLC is a 7-week program where participants will learn how to develop their own leadership profile, find like- minded peers, and help the community through service. SLICE • slice@cwu.edu APRIL 14 GRAD KICKOFF 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Wildcat Shop • Free One stop shop for all your graduation and commencement needs; regalia, announcements, portraits (no sitting fee), honors tassels and more. Wildcat Shop • wildcatshop@cwu.edu BAG BUDDIES 2.0 NOW WITH BEADED LANYARDS 4 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free Make a bag buddy with new friends to choose from! We will have new things to create including beaded lanyards. campusactivities@cwu.edu PARADE OF NATIONS 6 - 8 p.m. • SURC Ballroom • Free Parade of nations is a showcase of the many cultures present throughout our community. It is a chance for all to celebrate their heritage and traditions through performances like dancing, singing, spoken word, fashion, and more. Multicultural Center • diversity@cwu.edu APRIL 15 WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATIONS 7 - 8 a.m. • Rec Center Weight Room Free • Register at the Rec Center Membership Desk or by using the Fusion Portal Come work with a personal trainer to move safely and increase your knowledge in the weight room. recreation@cwu.edu

APRIL 15 GRAD KICKOFF

APRIL 17 ART WALK

THE WILD ROBOT: EARTH WEEK MOVIE NIGHT 7 - 9 p.m. • SURC Theatre • Free Let’s kick off Earth Week with a great movie! We will also have a super fun activity paired with the film. campusactivities@cwu.edu APRIL 21 STUDENT MARKETS 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. • SURC West Patio A 2-day market where students can come together to sell their arts and crafts. entrepreneurshipclub@cwuwildcat. onmicrosoft.com LION ROCK VISITING WRITING SERIES: POET ELIZABETH BRADFIELD Craft Talk: 12 p.m. Reading and Book Signing: 5:30 p.m. Multicultural Center’s Multipurpose Room, Black Hall or Zoom • Free Elizabeth Bradfield is an award-winning poet and naturalist. Her most recent book is SOFAR: Poems . English.Department@cwu.edu SPRING GATHER AND GROW 2 - 4 p.m. • Wildcat Farm • Free Help the Wildcat Farm team prep, plant, and get ready for spring! No experience required, and please wear close-toed shoes. This session will include field prep, seeding, and potato planting. Wildcat Farm • wildcatfarm@cwu.edu TIPS FOR INTERVIEWING 4 p.m. • Zoom • Free L earn tips and gain confidence for your next job interview. Career Services • career@cwu.edu SUSTAINABILITY GAME NIGHT 4 - 6 p.m. • Bistro • Free Join us for a sustainability-themed board game night featuring games like Photosynthesis, Daybreak, and Cascadia. sustainability@cwu.edu APRIL 22 EARTH DAY CHARLIE’S PRODUCE STATION TAKEOVER 10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. • Holmes Dining Enjoy a unique lunch menu to celebrate Earth Day in partnership with Charlie’s Produce. Dining Services • dining@cwu.edu REPAIR FAIR 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. SURC East Patio • Free Don’t toss it, fix it! Learn hands-on repair skills from fellow students and community members, keeping your favorite items in use and out of the landfill. sustainability@cwu.edu

10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Wildcat Shop • Free One stop shop for all your graduation and commencement needs; regalia, announcements, portraits (no sitting fee), honors tassels and more. Wildcat Shop • wildcatshop@cwu.edu WILDCAT LEADERSHIP COMMUNITY 12 - 12:30 p.m. and 3 - 3:30 p.m. SLICE Office, SURC 250 WLC is a 7-week program where participants will learn how to develop their own leadership profile, find like- minded peers, and help the community through service. SLICE • slice@cwu.edu

11 a.m. - 2 p.m. • SURC West Patio Come and explore beautiful artwork created by students in the College of Arts and Humanities. ASCWU Senate • ascwu.senate@cwu.edu CPR & FIRST AID TRAINING 2 - 5 p.m. • $75 Register at the Rec Center Membership Desk or by using the Fusion Portal This class covers proper techniques of CPR, using an AED and basic First Aid through the American Heart Association. recreation@cwu.edu ESC NIGHT MARKET 5 - 7 p.m. • SURC Corridor ESC organizations will be selling food and goods! Come stop by, make connections, and have fun! Equity and Services Council ascwuequity@cwu.edu APRIL 18 SPRING DAY OF SERVICE 8:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. • SURC East Patio Registration required Be one of 200 students to visit 8 different worksites throughout Kittitas County to give back and beautify our community. Volunteers will receive a free SLICE t-shirt and free brunch in Holmes Dining. SLICE • slice@cwu.edu APRIL 20 EARTH WEEK EXPO 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. • SURC Corridor • Free Meet the people behind sustainability at CWU, explore interactive booths, check out student-led projects, and find new ways to make an impact on campus and beyond. sustainability@cwu.edu WILDCAT LEADERSHIP COMMUNITY 12 - 12:30 p.m. and 3 - 3:30 p.m. SLICE Office, SURC 250 WLC is a 7-week program where participants will learn how to develop their own leadership profile, find like- minded peers, and help the community through service. SLICE • slice@cwu.edu STAYING ORGANIZED IN THE JOB SEARCH AND TIPS 5 p.m. • Zoom • Free A job search can be a job in itself. Keep it efficient and organized with these suggestions. Career Services • career@cwu.edu

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APRIL 24 STORYTELLING IN THE ARCHIVES 12 - 1 p.m. • CWU Libraries Archives and Special Collections Join Professor and University Archivist Julia Stringfellow and Senior Lecturer Marty Blackson as they share stories and resources from the archives. CWU Libraries • libraries@cwu.edu SUSTAINABILITY/UPCYCLING FAIR 1 - 3 p.m. • SURC East and West Patio Join us for hands‑on crafting activities that turn everyday items into something new and environmentally friendly. ASCWU Senate • ascwu.senate@cwu.edu APRIL 25 CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. • SURC Rec Center Court D • Free Registration Bring a friend or meet someone new, and learn about registering for Fall Quarter. learningcommons@cwu.edu SUNSET HIKE 4 - 9 p.m. • $15 Register at the OPR Shop by 5 p.m. on April 24 Join us for a relaxing evening hike and soak in the beauty of dusk. All fitness levels are welcome. recreation@cwu.edu APRIL 27 VR OPEN HOUSE 1 - 4 p.m. • Multimodal Education Center • Free Explore immersive virtual reality experiences and learn how VR can enhance teaching, learning, and creative expression across disciplines. Multimodal Education Center mec@cwu.edu APRIL 28 TAJIN STATION TAKEOVER 10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. • Holmes Dining Enjoy a unique lunch menu in partnership with Tajín. Dining Services • dining@cwu.edu MONEY, MONEY, MONEY: FINDING ANSWERS TO YOUR FINANCE QUESTIONS 4 - 5 p.m. • Zoom • Free Registration Required Online Join peer experts from the Money Savvy Wildcats center and a research librarian for a workshop that will answer questions on: budgeting, credit cards, loans and terms, credit scores, and strategies for doing your own research. Money Savvy Wildcats • msw@cwu.edu

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KCWU-FM 88.1 THE ‘BURG PRESENTS FIRESIDE CHAT

WITH THE PRESIDENTS 6 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free CWU President Wohlpart and ASCWU President Hondo discuss a variety of topics in this special sit-down conversation hosted by 88.1 The ‘Burg! KCWU-FM 88.1 The ‘Burg kcwu.radio@cwu.edu APRIL 29 BLOOD DRIVE 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. • SURC 137 • Free Five million patients need blood every day. Your donation could save up to three lives! Sign up to ensure a spot or volunteer. SLICE • slice@cwu.edu WOMEN’S WEIGHTLIFTING WORKSHOP 2 - 3 p.m. • Rec Center Weight Room Free • Register using the Fusion Portal or at the Rec Center Membership Desk Enjoy a dedicated hour just for the ladies! Lift, socialize, and be part of an

3 - 4:20 p.m. • Samuelson 126 or Online • Free, Registration Required Participate in a free, five-week series, one hour each week in-class, covering the essentials of AI Literacy. Demonstrate basic competency in understanding how generative AI works, critical evaluation of output, prompt engineering and ethical concerns of genAI use. Multimodal Education Center mec@cwu.edu STUDENT MARKETS 4 - 8 p.m. • SURC West Patio A 2-day market where students can come together to sell their arts and crafts. entrepreneurshipclub@cwuwildcat. onmicrosoft.com WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATIONS 4 - 5 p.m. • Rec Center Weight Room Free • Register at the Rec Center Membership Desk or by using the Fusion Portal Come work with a personal trainer to move safely and increase your knowledge in the weight room. All are welcome! recreation@cwu.edu COZY BOARD GAME NIGHT 6 - 8 p.m. • SURC Ballroom • Free Come play board games and make new friends. We have over 100 games to choose from to make the night fly by. campusactivities@cwu.edu APRIL 23 - 25 ORCHESIS DANCE CONCERT Thursday - Saturday 7:30 p.m. Saturday 2 p.m. Milo Smith Tower Theatre cwu.edu/tickets CWU Student $13, GA $23, Child $21, Senior $21 See this annual Spring Performance! This year’s show theme is “Dreams” and includes two works by PNW guest artists Jimmy Shields and Emily Branch as well as Tap, Jazz, Ballet, and Contemporary Dance choreographed by Students and Dance Faculty. OrchesisDanceCompany@cwuwildcat. onmicrosoft.com APRIL 23 BIKE RENTAL LAUNCH PARTY 1 - 4 p.m. • SURC East Patio • Free We’re rolling into Earth Week with the launch of CWU’s free bike rental program! Check out the new bikes, learn how to rent one, and celebrate sustainable transportation. sustainability@cwu.edu

uplifting atmosphere. recreation@cwu.edu

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APRIL 29 SHOW UP, SPEAK OUT

MAY 1 SUNRISE YOGA

MAY 4 AVOIDING JOB SCAMS 5 p.m. • Zoom • Free

4 - 6 p.m. • SURC West Patio • Free CWU invites survivors of violence, including sexual assault, and those who care about them to take back their power and demand cultural change to the systems that propagate violence. Join our solidarity march, share your story, demand change! We believe survivors and we are giving them a platform to advocate for others. healthpromotions@cwu.edu FIRESIDE CHATS 5 - 7 p.m. • OPR Patio • Free Gather around the fire, relax, and enjoy delicious s’mores while socializing with friends. recreation@cwu.edu APRIL 30 KCWU_FM 88.1 THE ‘BURG BIRTHDAY! 12 - 1 p.m. • SURC Pit • Free Celebrate 88.1 The ’Burg’s Birthday with music, good vibes, and your favorite campus radio station. Stop by our table, meet the team, and help us mark another year of student powered sound at CWU. KCWU_FM 88.1 The ‘Burg kcwu.radio@cwu.edu BRENDAN SHEA & GIYONG AHN JOINT FACULTY RECITAL 6 p.m. • Jerilyn S. McIntyre Music Building Recital Hall • Free Violinist Brendan Shea and pianist Giyong Ahn will present a program featuring works by Mozart, Brahms, and Bazzini. CWU Music Department 7 - 9 p.m. • SURC Theatre • Free Come grab some marmalade and watch Paddington clear his name in this hilarious adventure. campusactivities@cwu.edu MAY 1-2 music@cwu.edu PADDINGTON 2 SEESAW-A-THON 12 p.m. - 12 p.m. Moerhing Event Center • Free Come join us in the tradition of riding giant SeeSaws, with activities planned for all 24 hours! Residence Hall Association rha@cwu.edu

7 - 8 a.m. • Rec Lawn • Free • Register at the Rec Center Membership Desk or the Fusion Portal Join us on the mat for an invigorating flow as the sun comes up. Water is encouraged and bringing your own mat is optional! recreation@cwu.edu WHERE’S HONDO? 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • SURC 137 A&B Investigate who took Hondo and uncover where he’s been hidden as you explore campus. Follow the clues, solve the mystery, and reveal the true perpetrator by the end of your search. ASCWU Senate • ascwu.senate@cwu.edu PILIPINO CULTURAL NIGHT 6 - 8 p.m. • SURC Ballroom Free, open to all Join us for an evening filled with vibrant cultural festivities, traditional and modern dances, and a variety of delicious Filipino food. Filipino American Student Association ascwu.equity@cwu.edu SPRING STUDENT GREEN FUND DEADLINE Deadline 11:59 p.m. Online Free to Apply Have a sustainability project idea? Submit your application to receive funding for initiatives that make CWU a greener, more sustainable campus! sustainability@cwu.edu MAY 2 SEATTLE TRIP + MARINERS GAME 10 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. • $50, Link to tickets will be on @cwu_intl (Instagram) Spend the day exploring Seattle and the evening at the Randy Johnson number retirement Mariners’ game! Office of International Studies and Programs • intlprog@cwu.edu MAY 3 MARK GOODENBERGER FAREWELL CONCERT 3 p.m. • Jerilyn McIntyre Concert Hall Music Building • Free Join us for a special afternoon celebrating Professor Mark Goodenberger’s 24 years at CWU, with performances by current students, alumni, and Goodenberger himself. CWU Music Department music@cwu.edu

A brief session on how to spot and avoid job scams, common red flags, safe job- search practices, and more. Career Services • career@cwu.edu MAY 5 INDUSTRY DAY - VIRTUAL RESUME DROP-INS 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. • Zoom • Free Join us on Zoom to get some help on your resume before Spring Industry Day! Career Services • career@cwu.edu LION ROCK VISITING WRITING SERIES: MEMOIRIST NORA WENDL Reading and Book Signing: 5:30 p.m. Multicultural Center’s Multipurpose Room, Black Hall or Zoom • Free Nora Wendl is an essayist, artist, and associate professor of architecture at the University of New Mexico, where she teaches studio and theory. English.Department@cwu.edu MAY 6

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MAY 8 - 10 Friday, May 8 FAMILY WEEKEND: A WEEKEND IN VEGAS!

MAY 14 SPRING INDUSTRY DAY 2 - 5 p.m. • SURC Ballroom and Other Campus Locations • Free Industry Day and the Spring Career Fair have been combined into one all-day event to create a robust recruitment experience for both employers and students. Network and watch an employer panel prior to the career fair. Career Services • career@cwu.edu MAY 15 TRANSFER CENTER NATURE HIKE 1 - 3 p.m. • Free, Registration Required Join us on a nearby nature walk. Transportation provided, or you can drive yourself. Register from our website. Transfer Center • transfer@cwu.edu

VETERANS & MILITARY CONNECTED STUDENT CENTER END OF THE YEAR EVENT 6 p.m. • Iron Horse Brewery • Free This end‑of‑year gathering is a space for Veterans and Military‑Connected students to come together and celebrate their contributions to our campus community. ASCWU Senate • ascwu.senate@cwu.edu MAY 9 STAND-UP PADDLEBOARD DAY TRIP 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. • $30 Register at the OPR Shop by 5 p.m. on May 8 Whether you’re brand new or have paddled before, this adventure is all about cruising the shoreline, building your skills, and enjoying a fun day outside. Paddleboard and transportation included. recreation@cwu.edu ELLENSBURG FARMER’S MARKET TRIP 9:30 a.m. • Wildcat Statue • Free Walk to the Ellensburg Farmer’s Market with other students. Office of International Studies and Programs • intlprog@cwu.edu MAY 11 INDUSTRY DAY - VIRTUAL RESUME DROP-INS 1 - 6 p.m. • Zoom • Free Join us on Zoom to get some help on your resume before Spring Industry Day! Career Services • career@cwu.edu MAY 12 SPRING GATHER AND GROW 2 - 4 p.m. • Wildcat Farm • Free Help the Wildcat Farm team prep, plant, and get ready for spring! No experience required, and please wear close-toed shoes. This session will include field prep and transplanting. wildcatfarm@cwu.edu MAY 14 - JUNE 6 2026 JURIED UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ART + DESIGN EXHIBITION Sarah Spurgeon Gallery, Randall Hall 141 • Free • Reception, Thursday, May 14, 5 - 7 p.m. • Awards will be announced at 6 p.m. Enjoy this annual exhibition for outstanding undergraduate student artwork created during the past academic year. Department of Art + Design art_dept@cwu.edu

Check In 4:30 p.m. - 7 p.m. • SURC Pit Come pick up your packet and make a free craft! FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE: LILO AND STITCH (2002) 7 p.m. • SURC Theatre • Free Bring the ohana to Friday Night Movie and get a free Blue Hawai'i Italian Soda

while supplies last. Saturday, May 9 PAINT AND SIP 11 a.m. • SURC 137 Free for students • $10 GA

Come learn how to paint a scenic acrylic painting. Paint, canvas, brushes, and refreshments included! A NIGHT IN VEGAS FEATURING MICHAEL JACKSON AND ELVIS PRESLY! 7 p.m. • SURC Ballroom Free for students • $10 GA You are not ready for this night full of top notch impersonators. We heard your request and are bringing the fun with two fabulous groups to bring you back to Thriller and Viva Las Vegas. Sunday, May 10 MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Holmes Dining • $18.95 Celebrate Mother’s Day with an all-you- care-to-enjoy brunch featuring delicious favorites for all. Dining Services • dining@cwu.edu FAMILY WEEKEND 5K 9:30 a.m. • SURC East Patio Walk, run, or stroll through this 5k course while getting showered with spring colors. MAY 8 KCWU_FM 88.1 THE ‘BURG ANNUAL LISTENER SURVEY 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. • SURC Corridor • Free Share your feedback, tell us what you love, and help shape the future of your campus radio station. KCWU_FM 88.1 The ‘Burg kcwu.radio@cwu.edu CPR & FIRST AID TRAINING 2 - 5 p.m. • $75 Register at the Rec Center Membership Desk or by using the Fusion Portal This class covers proper techniques of CPR, using an AED and basic First Aid through the American Heart Association. recreation@cwu.edu

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MAY 19-20 STUDENT MARKETS May 19 • 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. May 20 • 4 - 8 p.m. SURC West Patio A 2-day market where students can come together to sell their arts and crafts. entrepreneurshipclub@cwuwildcat.

HOT NEW JAM 9 - 10 p.m. • SURC Theatre • Free Come laugh along with CWU’s BEST (and only) improv team! Participate by giving prompts and enjoy this late night comedy show. campusactivities@cwu.edu MAY 23 CLIMBING TRIP 4 - 9 p.m. • $30 Register at OPR Shop by 5 p.m. on May 22 Join us for an outdoor climbing adventure—perfect for all skill levels! recreation@cwu.edu MAY 26 LION ROCK VISITING WRITING SERIES: SONORA JHA Craft Talk: 12 - 1 p.m. Reading and Book Signing: 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Multicultural Center’s Multipurpose Room, Black Hall or Zoom • Free Seattle-based Sonora Jha is the author of four books long listed for the Aspen Words Literary Prize and hailed as a Best Book of 2025 by Library Journal, the LA Public Library, and others. English.Department@cwu.edu SPRING GATHER AND GROW 2 - 4 p.m. • Wildcat Farm • Free Help the Wildcat Farm team prep, plant, and get ready for spring! No experience required, and please wear close- toed shoes. This session will include transplanting, seeding, and field prep. wildcatfarm@cwu.edu MAY 27 LEAD CLIMBING CLINIC 3 - 5 p.m. • Climbing Wall • $20 Registration at the Rec Center Membership Desk Take your climbing to the next level in our intermediate, two-day Lead Climbing Clinic! Designed for climbers who already hold a Top Rope SPRING SUSTAINABILITY FORUM 4 - 5:30 p.m. • SURC 137 • Free Join us as we recognize this year’s Sustainability Award winners and connect with others passionate about creating a more sustainable future. Free food and refreshments provided. sustainability@cwu.edu Belay Endorsement. recreation@cwu.edu

OPEN MIC NIGHT 6:30 p.m. Sign Ups • 7 p.m. Start SURC Pit • Free Come perform your talent or sit back, support others, and enjoy a night of entertainment. campusactivities@cwu.edu MAY 29 CPR & FIRST AID TRAINING 2 - 5 p.m. • $75, Register at the Rec Center Membership Desk or by using the Fusion Portal This class covers proper techniques of CPR, using an AED and basic First Aid through the American Heart Association. recreation@cwu.edu LEAD CLIMBING CLINIC 3 - 5 p.m. • Climbing Wall $20 Registration at the Rec Center Membership Desk Take your climbing to the next level in our intermediate, two-day Lead Climbing Clinic! Designed for climbers who already hold a Top Rope Belay Endorsement. recreation@cwu.edu FIRESIDE CHATS 5 - 7 p.m. • OPR Patio • Free Gather around the fire, relax, and enjoy delicious s’mores while s ocializing with friends. recreation@cwu.edu MAY 30-31 OVERNIGHT BACKPACKING TRIP $50 Register at the OPR Shop by 5 p.m. on May 29 This guided trip provides all the essential equipment, just bring your sense of adventure. Perfect for all skill levels. recreation@cwu.edu MAY 31 CWU CHOIR CONCERT 4 p.m. • McIntyre Hertz Concert Hall Tickets available at Wildcat Tickets Join us to hear University Chorale (conducted by Vijay Singh), the nationally-acclaimed CWU Chamber Choir (conducted by Nicole Lamartine), and the Recital Choir (onducted by Masters in Choral Conducting students Maria Maddox and Christopher Lerch.) CWU Music • music@cwu.edu

onmicrosoft.com MAY 20-21 SOURCE DAY 1 AND DAY 2 All Day • SURC

Watch students present their mentored research, scholarship, and creative works. Office of University Student Research our@cwu.edu MAY 21 SPRING FESTIVAL: STUDENT APPRECIATION DAY/SWEECY DAY Concert, Food Festival & Carnival 5 - 7 p.m. • Samuelson Patio • Free Don’t miss the biggest event of the year. We want to thank YOU for being such an amazing group of students. Join us for a BBQ, live music, and games. This will be a night to remember. SLICE • slice@cwu.edu Dining Services • dining@cwu.edu campusactivities@cwu.edu SUNSET YOGA 7 - 8 p.m. • Rec Lawn • Free • Register at the Rec Center Membership Desk or the Fusion Portal Join us for our last outdoor class of the quarter as the sun goes down. Water is encouraged and bringing your own mat is optional! recreation@cwu.edu MAY 22 VETERANS COMMUNITY PINT NIGHT 5 - 8 p.m. • Ironhorse Brewery Free for all Come for a night of connection and community fun. Veteran & Military-Connected Student Center • veterans@cwu.edu FLUTE CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT 6 p.m. • McIntyre Music Building Recital Hall • Free Join our CWU Flute Studio as they premiere brand new works by members of the CWU Composition Studio! Music Department • music@cwu.edu

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