CSU alumna becomes chief executive officer of Albertsons Companies
Susan Morris, CEO of Albertsons Companies, graduated CSU with a social sciences degree in 1990 and applies the learning and curiosity of the liberal arts in lif.
Tickets on sale for new play co-penned by English faculty member Nina McConigley
Opening January 2026 at the Denver Center for Performing Arts, the play follows the story of the Sen family as they navigate expectations and cultural collisions after moving from India to Wyoming.
New Leaders in the College of Liberal Arts
The new academic year brings new and returning leaders to the CSU College of Liberal Arts to help direct program launches, department milestones and college goals.
Getting to know new Monfort Professor Collin Rice
Philosophy professor Collin Rice receives the Monfort Professor award at CSU.
Ernesto Sagás publishes new book about Latino Colorado
Ernesto Sagás publishes ‘Latino Colorado: The Struggle for Equality in the Centennial State’ with the University Press of Colorado.
Two CLA faculty awarded Fulbright for 25-26
Dr. Rosa Martey and Dr. Naitnaphit Limlamai will spend the academic year in Norway on a Fulbright fellowship.
Found in translation: Writer and quilter Mary Hill (M.F.A., ’15) shares how making art mends
When comparing creative acts, like translating ancient poetry and making a quilt inspired by the ruins of a castle built in the 13th century, Mary Hill is interested in unearthing what makes these practices strikingly similar and healing.
The UCA welcomes the return of the Odyssiad® piano festival and competition
From Van Cliburn stars to Juilliard and CSU professors to young pianists from across the globe, the one-of-a-kind Odyssiad® piano competition and festival returns to Colorado State University this summer. Since 2011, the International Keyboard Odyssiad® and Festival, U.S.A. has brought gifted pianists in riveting evening performances by professional guest artists, along with competitive “Olympic-style competitions for pianists ages 11-35, to the campus and city.
Announcing Jackie Fox as new lighting professor at CSU
Please join CSU Theatre in welcoming Jackie Fox to the CSU School of Music, Theatre, and Dance as the new assistant professor of Theatre in the area of design-technology, with a focus on lighting design.
CSU’s Ramona Ausubel wins Ashley Leigh Bourne Prize for Fiction
Awarded by Ploughshares, the $2,500 prize recognized Ausubel’s speculative short story, “Perfect Numbers,” which was chosen by guest editor Rebecca Makkai for inclusion in the Summer 2024 issue of the journal.