L&C Spirit Fridays Are Back!!
Hundreds of admitted students and families visit our beautiful campus during spring semester. Let’s welcome them—every Friday—in our best L&C orange!
CAS Admissions launched its admitted students program last month, bringing hundreds of prospective undergraduate students and their families to campus. All employees are encouraged to wear L&C school spirit gear every Friday through April to show off our school spirit!
Are you on the faculty or staff at the graduate school or law school? Prospective students and their families love to check out your buildings and grounds too!
Offers and Incentives for All L&C Employees
- Free cup of coffee at the Trail Room (12 oz. drip) to any employee sporting L&C gear or colors every Friday
- Shop for L&C River Otter fan gear—and for a limited time get 15 percent off—at the L&C athletics online store
- Get 10% off at the bookstore with your L&C employee ID
- Get ready to greet our visitors! Is your L&C name badge up to date? Contact the Office of Communications to order your name badge
- Enter your name below for a weekly L&C Spirit Gear raffle to win orange spirit gear:
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