The singers of CSU Concert Choir collaborate virtually to perform Susan's LaBarr's moving piece, "We Remember Them."

Marea Dariola, (The Tide Flows) in Basque language is a collaborative project created between Bilbao artist Usoa Fullaondo and CSU Art Department painting professor Aitor Lajarin.

Colorado's State Historians Council discusses events surrounding presidential inauguration.

Cultivating and Developing the Next Generation of Excellent Secondary Music Teachers

Join CSU's Dr. Derek Everett for a discussion of the creation and impact of state borders in the American West. There is a fee for [...]

Spring 2021 ON THE BRINK Reading Series Curated by Professor Saffron Henke What have we learned from 2020? How do we as theatre artists respond [...]

This exhibition brings together a collection of objects either made by, or that lived in the orbit of Richard and Jan De Vore. Richard De Vore, a former Pottery Professor in the Department of Art and Art History, was one of the most prominent artists to have served on the faculty at Colorado State University.

There are things We live among 'and to see them Is to know ourselves'. -George Oppen, “Of Being Numerous” This exhibition brings together a collection [...]

After a contentious election season, we have a new administration at the federal level. What can we expect from this new administration, and how much [...]

On Tues., Jan. 26, 2021, join five faculty experts from the College of Liberal Arts who will talk about economics, race, gender, the media, international relations and the Supreme Court (and answer your questions) about our next administration.  

Shattering Perspectives takes a unique approach to discussing African ceramics through the lens of a teaching collection and was conceived by Colorado State University students enrolled in an art history seminar course in Spring 2020.

Hauntings: The Afterlives of Segregation on Campus: Online presentation in conjunction with BLM Engaged Art Walk with Dr. D-L Stewart. Segregation is often thought to have ended with the 1954 Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. Board or at least with the passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act or at the very least with through the effects of bussing in the 1980s and early 1990s.

The American Sociological Association (ASA) is offering this webinar. Using their CSU email address, students can register here for free. After the Degree: Career Options [...]

Week-long exhibition of art by MFA student Justin Price in the Mini Gallery, Visual Art Building, Colorado State University.

Exhibition Checklist for Shattering Perspectives [PDF] Installation Images for Shattering Perspectives Shattering Perspectives: A Teaching Collection of African Ceramics is a collaborative, student generated exhibition exploring [...]

The Duo Francois – comprised of faculty artist Ron Francois, violin, and Silvana Santinelli, piano – will perform selections from the great literature for the [...]

Objective: The Community Guide program is designed to give community members a voice in the development of local public policy. For this project, we are [...]

Community members are invited to join us for two open rehearsals as CSU Dance majors learn and practice Dwight Rhoden's Across the Universe, excerpt from [...]

An Inspiring Music Learning Experience for Developing Middle School Musicians

Like the annual award given in his name, the Meyer Nathan Lecture celebrates political awareness, compassion, and service in the community. This year's lecture will [...]

Body/Speak features dances for film created by undergraduate dance majors. While there are no in-person events this spring, students, family, friends, and arts patrons can [...]

Body/Speak features dances for film created by undergraduate dance majors. While there are no in-person events this spring, students, family, friends, and arts patrons can [...]