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7:30 PM - Symphonic Band Concert
7:30 PM - Jazz Ensembles I and II Concert
7:30 PM - Spring Musical: Rent by Jonathan Larson
12:00 AM - 2026 OboeRAMa and BassoonaRAMa
12:00 AM - Spring 2026 Day of Dance
2:00 PM - Spring Musical: Rent by Jonathan Larson
2:00 PM - Spring Musical: Rent by Jonathan Larson
12:00 AM - 2026 Democracy Summit
12:00 AM - Spring 2026 Be A Voice Major For A Day
11:45 AM - Cupcakes in the Courtyard
7:30 PM - Spring Musical: Rent by Jonathan Larson
12:00 AM - Eleanor Sabin: Bewilder Bewilder
7:30 PM - Spring Musical: Rent by Jonathan Larson
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7:30 PM - Voice Area Recital / FREE
5:00 PM - Guest Lecture: Blade Redae, Ph.D
6:00 PM - Rekindle the Classics: The Salt Eaters
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2:00 PM - Alumni Panel: April 1, 2026
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CSU Theatre presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning rock musical about love, loss, and community surviving a pandemic. Set against the edge of the millennium, Rent follows a group of friends as they try to survive an economy in fluxband an AIDS pandemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This tour-de-force musical will be directed by Professor Noah Racey.
CSU Theatre presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning rock musical about love, loss, and community surviving a pandemic. Set against the edge of the millennium, Rent follows a group of friends as they try to survive an economy in fluxband an AIDS pandemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This tour-de-force musical will be directed by Professor Noah Racey.
CSU Theatre presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning rock musical about love, loss, and community surviving a pandemic. Set against the edge of the millennium, Rent follows a group of friends as they try to survive an economy in fluxband an AIDS pandemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This tour-de-force musical will be directed by Professor Noah Racey.
Join us on the Colorado State University campus and experience a day in the life of a music major in the voice area! The day is an opportunity for high school students, transfer students, associate degree graduates, and current CSU students (and their parents/guardians) to see what it is like being a music major at CSU.
The CSU Jazz High School Honor Band Festival will bring together the top high school jazz students in Colorado for an educational experience focused on strengthening students’ ensemble and improvisation skills while building community among young Jazz musicians. Students will work with CSU faculty for instrumental sectionals and full-ensemble rehearsals.
CSU Theatre presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning rock musical about love, loss, and community surviving a pandemic. Set against the edge of the millennium, Rent follows a group of friends as they try to survive an economy in fluxband an AIDS pandemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This tour-de-force musical will be directed by Professor Noah Racey.
CSU Theatre presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning rock musical about love, loss, and community surviving a pandemic. Set against the edge of the millennium, Rent follows a group of friends as they try to survive an economy in fluxband an AIDS pandemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This tour-de-force musical will be directed by Professor Noah Racey.
Nelson aims to demonstrate that nonhuman animal minds face a version of what Cameron Buckner has called the control problem. The control problem is what minds face when they must distinguish and manage different types of processes and/or content. For example, a mind that is incapable of distinguishing perceptual experiences from imaginings would be a mind that has failed to find a solution to the control problem. There is a wealth of empirical evidence that strongly suggests that many nonlinguistic animals dream. Nelson argues that if animals dream, then their minds must have a way of sorting dream processes/content from other sorts of mental processes/content. In other words, if animals dream, then animal minds must be capable of a form of metacognitive control.
Many people think morality is not unique to humans but is shared by other animals, especially social mammals and perhaps birds. These views often rely on empathy as the basis of moral behavior. But this raises a problem. Empathy can mean either imagining yourself in another’s place or directly responding to another’s situation. The first requires complex thinking that many animals may lack; the second seems too simple to count as moral. This paper argues that one form of this simpler, receptive empathy can still support genuine moral emotions.
Join us for one of two inspiring alumni panels featuring CSU Communication Studies graduates who will share their career journeys and professional insights. First session is on Wednesday, April 1 from 2 - 3 p.m. in LSC Room 312. Open to all students interested in communication studies - come learn from those who've been where you are and gain valuable career advice
Join us for the second of our two spring alumni panels featuring CSU Communication Studies graduates who will share their career journeys and professional insights. Second session is on Thursday, April 2 from 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. in LSC Room 308-310. Open to all students interested in communication studies - come learn from those who've been where you are and gain valuable career advice
