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3:00 PM - English Studies Possibilities Fair
7:30 PM - Jazz Combos Concert: Part I
6:00 PM - Halloween Organ Extravaganza
10:00 AM - Family Day
5:30 PM - November Film Screening: RED FEVER
7:30 PM - Voice Area Recital / FREE
12:00 PM - Music in the Museum Concert Series
12:00 PM - Music in the Museum Concert Series
7:30 PM - Jazz Combos Concert: Part II
9:00 AM - Coffee with the City Manager
3:00 PM - Seminar - Shawn McCoy (UNLV)
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4:00 PM - Cello Studio Recital / FREE
6:00 PM - Percussion Ensemble Concert / FREE
7:30 PM - Brass Area Recital / FREE
12:00 AM - Fall 2025 Capstone Shows
6:00 PM - Guitar Studio Recital / FREE
6:00 PM - Flute Studio Recital / FREE
7:30 PM - Jazz Ensembles Concert: Jazz Modern
7:30 PM - String Chamber Music Recital / FREE
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Theatre Visit Day is an opportunity for high school students, transfer students, and current CSU students (and parents/guardians) to meet CSU Theatre faculty and students, tour the University Center for the Arts, join themed break-out sessions, eat lunch with current theatre students, and attend a special performance of the production of "Cherryfield Toy Company." The itinerary includes an overview of our program and degrees.
Family Day is a free, drop-in program featuring art activities led by CSU Art Education faculty and students. Designed for children ages 5-12.
Enjoy a variety of hands-on activities, including crafts to take home, games, and experiments. Meet students, curators, and other experts. Explore the galleries! Connect with art and each other!
GAMA’s free Music in the Museum Concert Series explores the cross-fertilization of music and the visual arts through concerts in the galleries with performances by Colorado State University music faculty.
During the Dance Experience visit, you’ll take classes in modern, hip-hop, and ballet taught by CSU dance faculty. You’ll take classes alongside CSU dance majors. You’ll get to talk to current students and faculty, and you’ll see a live performance of choreography in progress for our upcoming concerts. You’ll have the chance to perform the solo portion of your dance major audition in person, and you’ll also complete the audition interview during the event.
Join us for CSU's Cellobration 2025! Held on the beautiful campus of Colorado State University, this event is designed for middle school through college-aged students, teachers, and orchestra directors. The event will feature masterclasses, a cello ensemble, and pedagogy sessions for both new and seasoned teachers. Bring your curiosity and be ready to learn, grow, and be inspired.
Given the way that AI models work and the way that ordinary human rationality works, it is very likely that people are anthropomorphizing AI, with potentially serious consequences. There are good reasons to doubt that today’s AI systems have anything like human understanding, and even if they have internal representations or meaningful contents in some sense, these are unlikely to correspond to our ordinary understanding of natural language. However, there are natural, and in some ways quite rational, pressures to anthropomorphize or personify AI systems in biased ways. This includes not only the classical or obvious ways of personifying AI — taking them to be sentient or have consciousness and understanding — but also taking AI to simulate or function like understanding, track the meaning of our language and our reasoning or logic, or have a model of the world our language is about. These more subtle or unobvious forms of anthropomorphism or personification raise serious, difficult ethical questions about how to manage our evolving relationship with AI.
