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2:00 PM - Men on Boats by Jaclyn Backhaus
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10:00 AM - ArtFest 2025
7:30 PM - Men on Boats by Jaclyn Backhaus
7:30 PM - Men on Boats by Jaclyn Backhaus
8:00 AM - 2025 Harp Symposium
8:30 AM - Western States Graduate Workshop
7:30 PM - Men on Boats by Jaclyn Backhaus
2:00 PM - Men on Boats by Jaclyn Backhaus
9:00 AM - Fall 2025 Be a Voice Major for a Day
3:45 PM - The Role of the Curator by Leilani Lynch
7:30 PM - Wind Symphony Concert: Made in America
12:00 AM - CSU Spur Music Lab - 2nd Saturday 10.11.2025
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7:30 PM - Symphonic Band Concert: Sacred Spaces
4:00 PM - Fall Ballot Forum
12:00 AM - 2025 Scholarship Recipients’ Exhibition
7:30 PM - Guest Artist Concert: Kara Huber, Piano
7:30 PM - Fall Choral Showcase
12:00 AM - Mexican Music y Cultura Festival
3:00 PM - Seminar - Sarah Small (Univ. of Utah)
10:00 AM - History Harvest
6:00 PM - Film Premiere: BabyBook
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
Everyone’s talking about gaslighting these days, but it’s often not clear that they’re even talking about the same subject! How do we decide what we should and shouldn’t call “gaslighting”? And why does it matter? To answer these questions, we need to think about what other words we might use to describe certain experiences, about moral considerations that enter into the question of what we should call “gaslighting”, and about what features our everyday interactions must have if they are to have any hope of going well. Together, these considerations point us towards a particular conception of gaslighting and an answer to the question of why it matters what we call gaslighting.
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 CSU Spur Music Lab is a free space for learning and playing music, either alone or as a community. We sing and play pianos, guitars, ukuleles, percussion, and accordion, or you can bring your own instrument. We provide space to learn together or for you to work on your own, and help you practice on your musical projects with support from our music teachers. If you feel like it, sign up for our Open Mic and perform with others! All ages and skill levels are welcome.
Our self-governance requires that we learn with and from each other; and we can do such learning only by disagreeing productively. Disagreements about what is the case are handled effectively by empirical science, with natural science showing impressive results for four hundred years. But our self-governance also requires evaluations. I propose Evaluative Logic as a tool for guiding our disagreements about evaluative issues toward correct answers. The tool combines the instrumental principle, the collaborative principle, and the Laws of Thought of classical logic as supplemented with three principles that allow inclusion of civil life content. There are strong criticisms against the possibility of productive disagreement about evaluative issues. I will address those criticisms after first demonstrating and discussing use of the tool.
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. Guest clinicians and conductors enhance the students’ experience, providing invaluable insight and expertise.
The CSU Alumni Band brings together members from throughout our 120-year history. Reconnect with friends, meet others who have shared in the CSU Marching Band experience, and dust off your chops as we play, spin, or just cheer together for our Ram team. We're excited for you to be part of this season — Go Rams!
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!
