Directed by Javier Hurtado Everybody is a modern retelling of the 15th-century morality tale The Summoning of Everyman. Join Friendship, Kinship, Stuff, Mind, Five Senses, [...]

NOTE: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2024. La Soirée des Sonates de Debussy Violin, Cello, Piano, and Flute/Viola/Harp Join us for [...]

Join the New Music Ensemble, conducted by Dr. Cayla Bellamy, for a "community jam" of Terry Riley's In C. The session is open to anyone [...]

CSU faculty artist Bryan Wallick performs a program of Franz Liszt, including some transcriptions of various Schubert songs, the Sonata in B minor, Funérailles, and [...]

ArtFest is a celebration of Art and Art History’s community through creativity, collaboration, and experimentation.

We are pleased to announce that the Distinguished Lecturer in Environmental Ethics for 2024 is Chris J. Cuomo, Professor of Philosophy and Women's and Gender Studies at the University of Georgia. Dr. Cuomo will present "Caring about Nature: Necessary Responses to Our Climate Crisis."  Please join us!

Conflict and Controversy The Wind Symphony is back, performing works about historical events from around the world that catapulted conflict and controversy. Conducted by Dr. Rebecca [...]

DECOMPOSER: Uncertain Intermedia Artworks by Matt Sage is an installation and multichannel composition for several assemblages. A constellation of humor, garbage, didactics, cut grass, paint chips, and new media.

Directed by Javier Hurtado Everybody is a modern retelling of the 15th-century morality tale The Summoning of Everyman. Join Friendship, Kinship, Stuff, Mind, Five Senses, [...]

Rocky Mountain Biological Anthropology Association Annual Meeting Springhill Suites Denver, Metro State University, Auraria Campus, Denver Meeting information

Gregory Allicar Museum Family Day is a monthly event in Spring 2024! Saturday, October 5, 10 a.m. to noon Family Day features the CSU Anthropology [...]

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!

Directed by Javier Hurtado Everybody is a modern retelling of the 15th-century morality tale The Summoning of Everyman. Join Friendship, Kinship, Stuff, Mind, Five Senses, [...]

SEE-THROUGH 4.0 aims to bring CSU’s Creative Writing program, Department of Art & Art History, and the Fort Collins communities together, to bridge the "town/gown" divide and showcase the many ways Coloradans make art. Hosted by Wolverine Publick House, SEE-THROUGH is an afternoon of readings, exhibitions, and community conversations highlighting the world-class art and artists of Northern Colorado.

Join us for this must-see film that won Best Documentary at the 2024 Tribeca Festival. HACKING HATE will screen on October 7, 2024 at The Lyric at 6:30 p.m. The film will be followed by a panel discussion about online hate and misinformation by CSU faculty.

With Tim Burns, Piano CSU faculty artists Dr. Tiffany Blake and Dr. Tim Burns present a program of art songs.

Philosophy Club is a stress-free place to explore the vast and exciting world of philosophy. We welcome all students, no matter the major, to a respectful discussion on both classical and modern philosophical issues. Our planned topics for this semester include an ethical and philosophical discussion on the use of AI and what the ancient Greeks can still teach us today. We will also host professors from the philosophy department to share a philosophical topic that they are passionate about.

Join us on Tuesdays at 5pm in the Ethics Center (Eddy 6).

 

Old, New, Borrowed, Blue Dr. Jayme Taylor, Conductor, David Davis, Graduate Student Conductor The Symphonic Band, conducted by Dr. Jayme Taylor, presents a delightful mixture [...]

Fall Ballot Forum October 9th Lory Student Center Room 324, 4-6 pm Discussion on democratic reform efforts, centered on the statewide ballot measures here in [...]

  Join the ten Languages, Literatures, and Cultures clubs on the LSC Plaza on October 10 from 11-2pm for a celebration of the languages that [...]

The Uncommon Woman Conducted by Dr. Rachel Waddell with Guest Conductor Drew Leslie The University Symphony Orchestra presents a dynamic program that celebrates women's contributions [...]

The annual CSU Honor Band Festival brings together the finest high school musicians in the Rocky Mountain Region, selected from hundreds of applicants throughout the western region; the three-day festival takes place at the University Center for the Arts at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado.

Fall 2024 Performance Schedule Saturday, Sept. 7: FB vs. Northern Colorado (5 p.m. Kick-off) Ag Day/Orange Out/Band Day Saturday, Sept. 14: FB vs. Colorado (5:30 [...]

CSU Spur Music Lab is a free space to learn and play music, alone or together as a community! We have pianos, guitars, ukuleles, percussion, voice, and accordion, or you can bring your own instrument. We hold classes to learn together and an Open Lab where you can come practice on your own with support from our music teachers. All ages and skill levels are welcome!

Our Fall 2024 monthly community gatherings continue with  this Sociology-in-Progress event. "Environmentalism and The Ecological Imagination" with Dr. Lynn Hempel Dr. Lynn Hempel, Associate Professor [...]

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.

  Interested in becoming an English Education major? Already a major but want to get your registration questions answered, mingle with other English Ed majors, [...]

Philosophy Club is a stress-free place to explore the vast and exciting world of philosophy. We welcome all students, no matter the major, to a respectful discussion on both classical and modern philosophical issues. Our planned topics for this semester include an ethical and philosophical discussion on the use of AI and what the ancient Greeks can still teach us today. We will also host professors from the philosophy department to share a philosophical topic that they are passionate about.

Join us on Tuesdays at 5pm in the Ethics Center (Eddy 6).

 

*Note: The previously scheduled guest artist, Michael Compitello has been replaced with guest artist, Gwendolyn Dease. Gwendolyn Dease is professor of percussion at the Michigan [...]

Get creative and design your own UWE swag! Join us to make custom items and show off your UWE pride. Supplies limited! RSVP by 10/14.

Featuring Chamber Choir, Concert Choir, and University Chorus The Fall Choral Showcase highlights all choral singers! Join the Chamber Choir, conducted by Dr. James Kim, [...]

Please join us for "Linguistic Awareness: A Means to Improving Knowledge Production" with Dr. Nathalie Morasch, senior instructor in the Department of Philosophy.

The Creative Writing Reading Series presents Brent Ameneyro and Jennifer Soong on Thursday, October 17, 2024 at the Lory Student Center.

Election Security and Administration with Zach Mohr Friday, October 18, 2024 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Zoom/Morgan Library Room 110A Zoom link to follow. Limited [...]

Featuring graduate student conductor James Mepham, the Wind Symphony performs chamber works by Ludwig van Beethoven, Richard Strauss, Kurt Weill, and James David.  

Join the Ralph Opera Program for a program of selected scenes from The Magic Flute by W.A. Mozart.

Join the Ralph Opera Program for a program of selected scenes from The Magic Flute by W.A. Mozart.

A Fabled Afternoon In collaboration with the CSU Dance Department Choreography by Madeline Jazz Harvey in collaboration with dancers Dancers: Allison Davies and Emily Flaherty [...]

ACT is thrilled to join with CSU’s Office for Inclusive Excellence for an exclusive screening of the 2024 documentary BLACK TABLE as part of this year’s Symposium for Inclusive Excellence. Reception with mingling and light bites will commence at 5:30 p.m. at The Lyric and the film starts at 6:30 p.m. The film’s co-directors will join via livestream for an audience Q&A following the screening. Film synopsis: Black students at Yale in the 1990s formed a tight-knit community around a shared dining table. With affirmative action abolished, their experiences shed light on the value of diversity and inclusion in higher education.

The Music We Write: The Legends Welcome to a celebration of exquisite piano music by iconic women composers over the centuries! Step into the enchanting [...]

Come learn about the Economics Major and Minor with Professor Martin Shields and Academic Success Coordinator Bruce Shields.

Philosophy Club is a stress-free place to explore the vast and exciting world of philosophy. We welcome all students, no matter the major, to a respectful discussion on both classical and modern philosophical issues. Our planned topics for this semester include an ethical and philosophical discussion on the use of AI and what the ancient Greeks can still teach us today. We will also host professors from the philosophy department to share a philosophical topic that they are passionate about.

Join us on Tuesdays at 5pm in the Ethics Center (Eddy 6).

 

Echoes of Love and Longing: A Tapestry of Song and Story Experience music that explores the edges of tonality and some glorious vocal chestnuts performed [...]

Join us for an upcoming alumni panel! On Wednesday, October 23, join us for two insightful alumni panels with esteemed communication studies graduates who will [...]

Join us Oct. 23 for the English Studies Possibilities Fair The Colorado State University English Studies Possibilities Fair is a free event to help you [...]

Self-cultivation (修身) was a pursuit addressed by a number of early Chinese “Masters” (子). Some of these authors articulated self-cultivation programs consisting of a number of steps leading toward the goal. This talk examines several such programs, assessing the rhetorical strategies used by these authors, and revealing instances of potential borrowing, as well as conceptual congruencies and contention. Because these authors largely shared the same cosmological and anthropological assumptions, despite spanning several centuries prior to Qin unification, it is not surprising that the components of their programs are similarly shared: the whole person (身), the body (形), the will (志), human inclinations (情) that were often emotional in nature, a human nature (性) that could be species- or person-specific, and ideas of fate and destiny (命). Most important, however, were the various iterations of the mind (心): introspective, emotional, perceptive, social (and socialized), and amenable to certain metaphysical or metaphorical influences, such as qi-substance (氣), essences (精), and spirit/ousness (神). Goals, too, while certainly varying, drew upon a common well of personal and social concerns: health, longevity, well-being, virtuosity, mental acuity, familial and social harmony, and right relations with the cosmos and its various inhabitants. This paper compares narratives from diverse ideological contexts and demonstrates both conceptual and teleological correlations as well as competing arguments relating to the aims and practices of self-cultivation.

Join us for a concert of solos and chamber music by members of the trumpet studio led by Dr. Stanley Curtis.

Fall 2024 Performance Schedule Saturday, Sept. 7: FB vs. Northern Colorado (5 p.m. Kick-off) Ag Day/Orange Out/Band Day Saturday, Sept. 14: FB vs. Colorado (5:30 [...]

Join the CSU Alumni Band at the 2024 Homecoming and Family Weekend on Saturday, Oct. 26, 2024.

Fall 2024 Performance Schedule Saturday, Sept. 7: FB vs. Northern Colorado (5 p.m. Kick-off) Ag Day/Orange Out/Band Day Saturday, Sept. 14: FB vs. Colorado (5:30 [...]

Colorado State University’s Department of Communication Studies invites interested and prospective applicants to one of two Virtual Graduate Open Houses we will be holding on Tuesday, October 29. There, you can learn more about our three graduate programs:

Philosophy Club is a stress-free place to explore the vast and exciting world of philosophy. We welcome all students, no matter the major, to a respectful discussion on both classical and modern philosophical issues. Our planned topics for this semester include an ethical and philosophical discussion on the use of AI and what the ancient Greeks can still teach us today. We will also host professors from the philosophy department to share a philosophical topic that they are passionate about.

Join us on Tuesdays at 5pm in the Ethics Center (Eddy 6).

 

Explore Communication Studies Offerings at the Department’s Open House Wednesday, October 30 | 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. | Behavioral Sciences Building, Second Floor Annex [...]

Please join professors Andrew Lopez, Domenica Romagni, and Paul DiRado for a round table discussion on applying to philosophy PhD programs. They’ll be talking about all aspects of the application process – come with any and all questions!

Hear from UWE Alumni as they share career insights, experiences, and tips for life after college.

October 31st at 12:00 PM in LSC 304-306 Panelists: Prof. Karrin Anderson and Chris Celaya Are third party candidates viable in American elections? Does it [...]

Thursday, October 31, 6, 8, 10 p.m., Organ Recital Hall The organ studio, with faculty artist Dr. Joel Bacon, presents the 19th annual Halloween Organ [...]

Discover CSU Dance! Join us for masterclasses, a concert preview, and interactive sessions with our dance faculty and students. Explore our unique dance program and [...]

Day of the Dead Honoring our deceased ancestors is a common ritual in many cultures. Celebrating their life takes different expressions in different languages. Mexico's [...]

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!

The students of Dr. Ysmael Reyes and Dr. Michelle Stanley present a program of solo and chamber works for flute in assorted styles and genres.

Directed by Noah Racey This mythic musical intertwines the plots of several Grimm fairytales as it examines the consequences of our human wishes and quests. [...]