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Not yet announced, but it probably will be April 21 by ShermanOaksND

It was April 22 last year, and April 16 in 2016. Both dates were 16 days before the start of final exams. You can pretty much guarantee it won't be later than that (i.e., not on April 28). The only reason the game has been held earlier has been to avoid a conflict with Easter. For example, the 2014 game was on April 12 because Easter fell on April 20. But this year, Easter is April 1, so the presumptive date of April 21 should hold.

I believe last year's date was announced on March 1, when tickets went on sale.