Directed by Debbie Swann There will be a Women and Science panel following the matinee on Oct. 1. A whip-smart, headstrong pioneer at the dawn [...]

The Mini Gallery provides gallery space for undergraduate students on a weekly basis throughout the year. Students design and install their own exhibitions, providing them with valuable experience in exhibition design. Located in F102, with access from Pitkin Street.

Please join us for Sociology's October Community Gathering: “Getting to Know Our Colleagues: Drs. Shawn Bingham and Steve Dandaneau talk the Sociology of Disabilities.” This [...]

This year for our Meyer Nathan Lecture, Dr. Martin Nekola will talk about international election observation missions, organized by the OSCE (Organization for Security and [...]

The ON THE BRINK Reading Series is aimed at amplifying marginalized voices and exposing students to a diverse array of BIPOC, queer, and women artists [...]

The Center for Fine Art Photography, the Center for Environmental Justice, and the Hatton Gallery are excited to present Sama Alshaibi: Silsila as part of the [...]

Ballot Forum: Discussion on democratic reform efforts, centered on the local ballot measures here in Fort Collins October 5 from 4-5pm Avogadro's Number, 605 S. [...]

Can ChatGPT (and similar AI systems) understand the prompts they are given? Do they understand their own responses? I argue that, despite their impressive behavior, the way ChatGPT and similar models are trained make them unlikely candidates for semantic understanding. Unlike humans and many animals, who are causally sensitive to the meanings of the words we use, ChatGPT is plausibly just sensitive to statistical information about text co-occurrence. I conclude by discussing some implications for AI research and its ethical application.

Is self-care really the answer to burnout, anxiety, and stress? The self-care movement in the United States has its roots in the idea that caring [...]

The Creative Writing Reading Series presents Kaveh Akbar and Franny Choi on October 6, 2023 at 7:30 pm at the Lory Student Center.

Directed by Debbie Swann There will be a Women and Science panel following the matinee on Oct. 1. A whip-smart, headstrong pioneer at the dawn [...]

Join faculty and students from CSU Dance for FREE classes in a variety of classical and contemporary dance forms. No prior experience is needed. All levels ages 16+ are welcome! The class takes place at the University Center for the Arts located at 1400 Remington St. in studio 101.

See Through 3 is an afternoon of readings, exhibitions, and community conversations highlighting the world-class art and artists of Northern Colorado.

Directed by Debbie Swann There will be a Women and Science panel following the matinee on Oct. 1. A whip-smart, headstrong pioneer at the dawn [...]

The guest artist residency explores the physical dialogue between people and equines. The Equus Projects residency is in collaboration with CSU Equine Sciences. We invite [...]

Directed by Debbie Swann There will be a Women and Science panel following the matinee on Oct. 1. A whip-smart, headstrong pioneer at the dawn [...]

The Mini Gallery provides gallery space for undergraduate students on a weekly basis throughout the year. Students design and install their own exhibitions, providing them with valuable experience in exhibition design. Located in F102, with access from Pitkin Street.

This event has been cancelled. Modern Soundscapes CSU faculty artist Shilo Stroman performs a concert of modern soundscapes featuring a world premiere piece for vibraphone [...]

The CSU Dance Program will host a masterclass taught by Mr. Gaspard Louis, the Founder and Artistic Director of Gaspard&Dancers This masterclass is generously supported by [...]

RSVP for this virtual event https://col.st/2HHay We get to hear from author Todd Vachon speaking about Clean Air and Good Jobs-U.S. Labor and the Struggle [...]

The Symphonic Band, conducted by Dr. Jayme Taylor, performs the music of composers Norman Dello Joio, Julie Giroux, and George Gershwin. Join the band on [...]

Ariana Wyatt enjoys a diverse career on the opera stage and in the concert hall. On the stage, she has performed for Gotham Chamber Opera, [...]

Don’t miss the chance to hear from your local city council candidates next Thursday at our Student-Moderated City Council Candidate Forum! The forum will be [...]

Joyous Beginnings Join our CSU Symphony Orchestra in a joyous celebration of firsts. Director of Orchestras Rachel Waddell joins the symphony for our first performance [...]

With 65 world premieres to its credit and 145 concert works played throughout the United States, South America, and Europe, the iconoclastic Beo String Quartet [...]

Anthropology and Geography Seminar Series: Dr. Priscilla McCutcheon, University of Kentucky, Department of Geography Friday, October 13 Lory Student Center 4-5:30pm Room 300 Open to [...]

Join faculty and students from CSU Dance for FREE classes in a variety of classical and contemporary dance forms. No prior experience is needed. All levels ages 16+ are welcome! The class takes place at the University Center for the Arts located at 1400 Remington St. in studio 101.

CSU Spur MusicLab is a free, community-based, and culturally relevant music outreach program that provides elemental music education workshops and performance opportunities for learners of all ages with a focus on beginner and amateur musicianship. Doors are open to all levels of musicians, but no previous music experience is required to enjoy this musical community.

Sacred Music of Notre Dame faculty faculty Stephen Lancaster, baritone, and French fortepianist Laure Colladant collaborated in 2020 on recording of Robert Schumann’s Dichterliebe and [...]

The Mini Gallery provides gallery space for undergraduate students on a weekly basis throughout the year. Students design and install their own exhibitions, providing them with valuable experience in exhibition design. Located in F102, with access from Pitkin Street.

Gems of the Harp Repertoire Join faculty artist Kathryn Harms as she explores the many timbral facets of the pedal harp with contemporary pieces including [...]

This event is FREE & open to the public. Please RSVP below.  Conspiracy theories and misinformation. Hate Crimes. Foiled white-supremacist plots. The signs of growing [...]

Hate in the Homeland: Far Right Threats to Democracy and What We Can Do Cynthia Miller-Idriss Tuesday, October 17, 4:30 PM No Never Room North [...]

Percussionist Oliver Xu performs a recital primarily on marimba. Xu has been internationally recognized as a solo performer advocating for contemporary music. He was awarded a [...]

Join us to hear from candidates for our Sociology Assistant Professor – Criminology position. Job Talks will be held hybrid. Please email us for the [...]

The series explores the cross-fertilization between music and the visual arts, with concerts in the galleries. Performances by CSU Music faculty and students are enriched [...]

GAMA’s free Music in the Museum Concert Series explores the cross-fertilization of music and the visual arts through concerts in the galleries. Performances by Colorado State University music faculty and students are enriched with context provided by faculty and students from the Department of Art and Art History and the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance.

Learn about the curatorial processes behind Shattering Perspectives: A Teaching Collection of African Ceramics, a collaborative and student co-curated exhibition exploring ceramic arts from across the African continent, from exhibition organizer and lead curator David M. M. Riep, associate professor of art history!

Join us to hear from candidates for our Sociology Assistant Professor – Criminology position. Job Talks will be held hybrid. Please email us for the [...]

Presented by the Ralph Opera Program A performance of opera scenes and arias that trace the development of Italian opera.

Join faculty and students from CSU Dance for FREE classes in a variety of classical and contemporary dance forms. No prior experience is needed. All levels ages 16+ are welcome! The class takes place at the University Center for the Arts located at 1400 Remington St. in studio 101.

Voices of Nature Lauren Hunt presents a recital of works for horn exploring how composers paint natural scenes with sound. Join us in traveling through [...]

Presented by the Ralph Opera Program A performance of opera scenes and arias that trace the development of Italian opera.

Presented by the Ralph Opera Program A performance of opera scenes and arias that trace the development of Italian opera.

Diversions Join us for a Sunday afternoon of pleasant diversions. Karl Jenkins Palladio, popularized by the De Beers Diamond Campaign, begins our program. Assistant conductor, Rob [...]

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 Mini Gallery provides gallery space for undergraduate students on a weekly basis throughout the year. Students design and install their own exhibitions, providing them with valuable experience in exhibition design. Located in F102, with access from Pitkin Street.

The Military, American Democracy, and US Foreign Policy Today with Carrie A. Lee--an associate professor at the US Army War College, where she serves as [...]

Please join us at our online music therapy degree Q&A. During the webinar, you will receive an overview of our undergraduate music therapy program, meet music therapy faculty, find out about the audition process and options, and have an opportunity to ask questions.

We hope you'll join us at our Master’s Plus Equivalency information session and Q&A. During the webinar, you will receive an overview of our graduate music therapy program, meet music therapy faculty, find out about the application process, and have an opportunity to ask questions.

Lessons- From Nature to Sound Join Faculty Artist Pablo Hernandez on a journey that explores the oboe repertoire through sounds and the powerful and inspiring [...]

Join us to hear from candidates for our Sociology Assistant Professor – Criminology position. Job Talks will be held hybrid. Please email us for the Zoom link. [...]

Throughout the semester, department faculty will meet with graduate students to share their research interests and projects. These informal sessions are meant to acquaint graduate students with the breadth and depth of philosophical work in the department and to inform their choices of faculty advisors and mentors.

With Tim Burns, Piano; Michelle Stanley, Flute; and Jeff LaQuattra, Guitar   CSU faculty artists Nicole Asel, Tim Burns, Michelle Stanley, and Jeff LaQuattra, present [...]

You're invited! Legislative Internship Program 50th Anniversary Celebration Weekend Please join us to celebrate this milestone anniversary of the Colorado State University Legislative Internship program [...]

Join us to hear from candidates for our Sociology Assistant Professor – Criminology position. Job Talks will be held hybrid. Please email us for the [...]

Join faculty and students from CSU Dance for FREE classes in a variety of classical and contemporary dance forms. No prior experience is needed. All levels ages 16+ are welcome! The class takes place at the University Center for the Arts located at 1400 Remington St. in studio 101.

The Mini Gallery provides gallery space for undergraduate students on a weekly basis throughout the year. Students design and install their own exhibitions, providing them with valuable experience in exhibition design. Located in F102, with access from Pitkin Street.

A pragmatism ecofeminist approach to living with other animal beings takes human continuity with the rest of nature seriously and arrives at a pluralist approach to ethics that takes actual and changing relationships seriously.  I will argue that this approach offers more useful guidance to public policy and personal relationships with other animal beings as it avoids moral absolutism and human exceptionalism. This will be illustrated with examples of human relationships with animal beings commonly viewed as “pets,” “livestock,” and “wild.” While many animal beings will be discussed, horses will provide a particular focus.

A recital presented by brass area students from the trumpet, horn, trombone, and tuba studios of Dr. Stanley Curtis, Dr. John McGuire, Dr. Drew Leslie, [...]

The organ studio, with faculty artist Joel Bacon, presents the 18th annual Halloween Organ Extravaganza, with classic (and not-so-classic) works, including the famous Toccata and [...]

Join the LLC in our annual celebration of Día de muertos! This year we will be celebrating for two days on the LSC Plaza with [...]

Join Gregory Allicar Museum of Art and CSU's Department of Art and Art History for this year's Critic & Artist Residency Series lecture by David Kusin! Reception to follow.

The Creative Writing Reading Series presents the Writer's Harvest on November 2, 2023 at 7:30 pm at the Lory Student Center.

CSU Jazz Combos present an evening of small-group jazz. Directed by Dr. Seth Lewis, Tom Amend, and Sean Sullivan, the combos present jazz standards, hidden [...]

The CSU Food Systems Institute invites you to join us for an interactive discussion led by Shoshanah Inwood from Ohio State University. Inwood is a [...]

Please join us for the Music Research Colloquium Series when Dr. Dawn Grapes presents a lecture on “The Countess of Bedford, Royal Imagery, and Artistic Patronage in the Age of Elizabeth and Anna." Dr. Grapes is an associate professor of Music History at CSU.

Anthropology and Geography Seminar Series: Dr. Sarah Hall, Berea College, Agriculture and Natural Resources Friday, November 3 Lory Student Center 4-5:30pm Room 304-306 Open to [...]

Auditions for Spring 2024 productions of Fairview directed by Dr. Ray Black, and Our Town directed by Dr. Wesley Longacre take place on Saturday, Nov. 4, and Sunday, Nov. 5, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the University Center for the Arts, Room 242, Large Acting Lab (second floor). The UCA is located at 1400 Remington St.

Printmaker and Associate Professor Johnny Plastini leads a special workshop on linoleum carving and printmaking! In conjunction with Demonstrating Democracy, a current exhibition at Gregory Allicar Museum of Art.

Performances by students from the flute studio of Ysmael Reyes and Michelle Stanley.