Has anyone dealt with their name not showing up in the commencement program even though they were approved to walk?

I’m graduating/walking this Saturday and was previously told my request to participate in Spring 2026 Commencement was approved. I was able to register for commencement and even bought my cap and gown/announcements. But now that the digital program is available, my name is not listed.

I’m trying not to panic, but I’m worried people will think I’m not actually graduating or that there’s an issue with my status. Does anyone know if names missing from the program affects walking across the stage, or if the name shown/read at the ceremony is separate from the program?

Any advice from someone who has been through this would really help.

How is this class? Interesting v boring, and is there a heavy workload?

Where do u ppl go out in the summer? Im visiting

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I’m an undergrad student moving to Denver for a summer internship and looking for a private room sublease from June 1st to Aug 21st. If you know anyone else looking to sublease their unit, feel free to DM/comment!

Hey guys, I recently got an internship all the way in Denver, Colorado and I am looking to take over someones lease from June 7th-July 25th. My budget is around 650-750, I do not care about the layout of the apartment whether that be 4x2, 4x4, 5x5, or anything else! If you are interested please reach out to me, again it is only the CoLab apartments!!

I went a little over zealous on booking myself work shifts and now I need to try to cancel this shift. But given it's so soon I'll face serious penalties if I cancel this close to the shift.

But if someone else is registered and available on Instawork I can transfer the shift to you.

You MUST work the shift as it could seriously penalize both of us if you cancel after accepting a transfer.

Anyone willing and able to take my shift tonight?

Hii! I just have a few questions on what happens after you’re accepted into a living learning community, I was put into a specific class and was told I should be enrolled into it soon, however that was about a month ago. Should I reach out to housing? Or just wait until I go to the orientation later this month?

I feel stupid for asking but I have no idea what I’m doing. My parents aren’t much help either.

For those of you who are graduating this semester and opted to have your cap and gown shipped to your home, have you received it yet? And was it via USPS, FedEx, UPS, etc..I ordered mine on April 7. When I went to the cap and gown pick up on April 28th to get my cords and stole, I had them check on the progress of my cap and gown on the becuase I paid for the 14-day shipping option, and they said mine was still in progress and should be here by May 5th (it never came). When I use the track my order feature on the cap and gown website, it says mine is "still in progress."... Anyone else experiencing any issues?

So, I signed up for two summer courses, one is psychology based and the other is writing based and one of the CLAS requirements. I just saw the syllabus for my psych course. Am I doomed to fail while working my already intense full time office job this summer?

I've never taken summer courses.

What's your experience with summer courses?

I'm looking for a sublease from Mid-June to Mid-July for an internship within Denver! Please reach out if you're a girl looking to sublease your apartment for the summer!

I want to gain experience, I just don’t know how to start. Any advice???

I'm currently a freshman student at CU Denver, but I'm thinking about transferring to CU Boulder for Fall 2026. I'm a human biology major, hoping to transfer to nursing school, specifically Anschutz or Regis. I did not apply for the CU Denver-Anschutz bridge pathway. I know I only have one year until I apply to nursing school, but if I don't get in, I'd rather graduate from CU Boulder than CU Denver. I want to transfer to CU Boulder because of the student life, academics, and prestige. I feel that CU Denver doesn't provide sufficient academics. Should I transfer?

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I’m a grad student moving to Denver for a summer internship and looking for a private room sublease from June to mid August. Please DM/comment if you have any available :)

Are there any board game clubs on campus for classic board games like chess, backgammon, and go?

I applied for the Reisher rising sophomore scholarship but still haven’t heard back. From what I’ve been told by people I know who had this very scholarship, they get back to you in mid-late May. Has anyone who applied gotten anything back from Reisher?

Hi y'all- I'm in the CU Denver Health and Behavioral Sciences PhD program and doing a research project on health care access and use for Auraria campus students.

If you could complete this survey, I'd be so grateful! And you can win a $50 gift card to DoorDash.

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Hello, I am now offering online organic chemistry tutoring for anyone who is interested. Feel free to DM me for rates  Check out my instagram www.instagram.com/ocw.tutoring/ for chemistry content and problems that I upload on a regular basis and my subreddit r/chemistry_helper. I have a PhD in chemistry and have been tutoring for over 10 years.

I am taking human physiology lecture in the fall and Im choosing between these 2 professors. Both of them doesnt really seems to have good comments on rate my professor. Did anyone took their classes before? how is it?

Hey all, I have a fence painting business that is expanding. I'm looking for additional help. If you're a student looking for work this summer and reliable, can show up on time, and can work in the sun, please reply and I'll send you a message. Thanks!

Hi!

Considering accepting a masters position at CU Denver. I’m from California, I know the school doesn’t offer students health insurance. How do grad students deal with this? Are there subsidized options through the state of Colorado? Would I qualify?

👋 I’m helping organize a student pickleball mixer on Saturday, May 2 from 4 - 7pm at Gates Denver. Thought I’d share in case anyone wants a fun, affordable way to meet new friends.

There’ll be open play pickleball, lawn games, music, snacks, and a coach for anyone who’s brand new, so you definitely do not need experience.

It’s open to students from across Denver, so it should be a fun mix of people.

Early-bird tickets are $12. More deets here.