Monday, October 31, 6 p.m., 8 p.m., and 10 p.m. The organ studio, with faculty artist Joel Bacon, presents the 17th annual Halloween Organ Extravaganza, [...]

A Fort Collins Event Organized by the Public Lands History Center, the public is invited to the Wolverine Farm Publick House Book Talk: Adam M. Sowards and the "Making America's Public Lands" Adam M. Sowards is a historian and writer specializing in public lands and conservation in the US West, especially the Pacific Northwest. "Making America's Public Lands" tells the history of American public lands, gathering the work Sowards has done for twenty-five years in other books and articles.

CSU's voice majors present pieces from a variety of musical eras in multiple languages. Concert programs are available in a virtual format only and may [...]

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.

Join us for two shows 12PM and 5:30PM for a concert of music inspired by nature!

Flute and Piano Duo with Norman Menzales, Flute The second recital of the semester given by collaborative piano faculty, Juhyun Lee, features the principal flutist [...]

The Veterans Writing Workshop at CSU welcomes military members and affiliates to make their voices heard by submitting works of creative writing.

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

Join us for a special screening of the documentary, The Truth Behind Mail-In Voting. Thursday, November 3 from 5:00-8:30 pm LSC Theatre Reception will begin [...]

We look forward to meeting you at an upcoming on-campus or virtual visit. Prospective students (high school juniors, seniors, transfer students, and current CSU students) will meet dance faculty and current dance majors. The itinerary includes an overview of our dance program, excerpts from our upcoming Dance Concert performed in our dance spaces, and teaching demonstrations by CSU Dance faculty for prospective students to observe or participate in. Prospective students (and parents/guardians) will have an opportunity to ask questions of the faculty and current students during a Q&A session.

JOB CANDIDATE TALK FOR SOCIOLOGY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR – CRIMINOLOGY – "Sex, Drugs, and Alcohol: A Continuum of Sexual Experiences of Substance-Involved Sexual Assault Survivors" Dr. Erin [...]

CSU Department of Economics Fall 2022 Seminar Series Date/Time: Friday, November 4 | 3-4 PM Location: Behavioral Sciences Building 103 Speaker: Stephan Lefebvre Position: Assistant [...]

Directed by Noah Racey The annual musical is an adaptation of Frank Wedekind’s 1891 play about adolescent sexuality, human emotions, and attempts at love. In [...]

Directed by Noah Racey The annual musical is an adaptation of Frank Wedekind’s 1891 play about adolescent sexuality, human emotions, and attempts at love. In [...]

Enjoy the CSU Percussion Ensemble during this free concert.

JOB CANDIDATE TALK FOR SOCIOLOGY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR – CRIMINOLOGY – "A Critical Look at Trauma, Identity, and Community Supervision for Women and Men on Probation [...]

Faculty artist Joel Bacon performs on the department’s new Italian harpsichord; the concert features famous works by J.S. Bach. Concert programs are available in a [...]

The undergraduate string ensembles will present a variety of works in the fall concert. Concert programs are available in a virtual format only and may [...]

JOB CANDIDATE TALK FOR SOCIOLOGY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR – SOCIOLOGY OF RACE – "Racism Is Still Alive and Well": Generational Perspectives on Racism Among Stateside Puerto [...]

  Throughout the semester, we will have a range of sharing sessions by philosophy faculty members. The aim of these sessions is to provide graduate [...]

Students of the woodwind studios at Colorado State University present an evening of chamber music. Concert programs are available in a virtual format only and [...]

American Roulette, which opens in the Clara Hatton Gallery from November 10 to December 22, examines gun violence in the United States.

Meyer Nathan Lecture Series: Nov 10th at 7 pm in Clark A 102 In this year’s Meyer Nathan Lecture, hear from CSU History’s Sarah Payne, [...]

As part of the opening celebration of CSU's Hatton Gallery visual art exhibition "American Roulette: An Exhibition on Gun Culture in the United States," our ACT Human Rights Film Festival will screen the short film The Rifleman.

JOB CANDIDATE TALK FOR SOCIOLOGY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR – CRIMINOLOGY – "Prosecutorial Discretion, Bureaucratic Organization, and Criminal Charging" Lesley Schneider PhD CANDIDATE IN SOCIOLOGY THE OHIO [...]

All students are invited to join Philosophy Club.  Meeting weekly, philosophy students join classmates from across campus to engage in deep discussion on topics picked [...]

Chromatic Weather Poetry Reading Friday, November 11 at 4:30 p.m. Chromatic Weather is a poetry reading of works by Colorado State University students in Matthew Cooperman's class. [...]

Join us for an elementary music education workshop with Tanya LeJeune and Carrie Nicholas as they explore what it means to be a Kodály-inspired teacher [...]

The fall dance concert features the creative work of the dance faculty, Professors Grace Gallagher and Susie Garifi. Student choreographed selections are featured, as well [...]

CSU vs.Wyoming – 5 p.m. Kick Off Here is where you can find the band throughout the day: 2 p.m. RamRally and RamWalk 4:25 p.m. [...]

Directed by Noah Racey The annual musical is an adaptation of Frank Wedekind’s 1891 play about adolescent sexuality, human emotions, and attempts at love. In [...]

Perelandra and the CWRS presents “with light, as light”: a reading with David Mutschlecner, Robin Walter, and Reed Bye on November 13, 2022.

JOB CANDIDATE TALK FOR SOCIOLOGY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR – SOCIOLOGY OF RACE – "From Racial Vigilantism to White Appeasement" Yannick Coenders DOCTORAL CANDIDATE NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Interests [...]

Academic freedom, bias, and freedom of speech in democratic society Join us for a conversation with national Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) officer Frederick M. Lawrence [...]

The CSU Trumpet Studio will host a clinic given by Mark Inouye, principal trumpet of the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. Admission is free and open [...]

Students of Professor Peter Sommer present classic and contemporary literature in solo and chamber performances. Please join us for this saxstravaganza! Concert programs are available [...]

November 16, 2022 Lory Student Center http://gradshow.colostate.edu/ 

JOB CANDIDATE TALK FOR SOCIOLOGY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR – SOCIOLOGY OF RACE – "Reckoning with Race: Concepts of Difference & Racial Inequality in Organizations" Sarah Iverson [...]

Join us on zoom for an election recap on 11/16 from 12-1p

“In this talk Janzen will draw on her recent book, Unlawful Violence (Vanderbilt 2022) to discuss the situation many Central American migrants face in Mexico. [...]

The Veterans Writing Workshop at CSU welcomes military members and affiliates to make their voices heard by submitting works of creative writing.

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

All students are invited to join Philosophy Club.  Meeting weekly, philosophy students join classmates from across campus to engage in deep discussion on topics picked [...]

CSU vs. New Mexico – 1:30 p.m. Kick Off Here is where you can find the band throughout the day: 10:30 a.m. RamRally and RamWalk [...]

Piano Duo Enjoy a collection of works written for four hands playing on just one piano! The Lin and Chang Piano Duo featuring faculty artist [...]

Celestial Bodies The department’s own Dr. James David, has written a work for Maestro Kenney’s twentieth and final season at CSU, which will be premiered [...]

Throughout the semester, we will have a range of sharing sessions by philosophy faculty members. The aim of these sessions is to provide graduate students [...]

The new members of CSU’s Graduate String Quartet perform great works for the genre. Concert programs are available in a virtual format only and may [...]

CSU Brass Area students will be featured in an evening of chamber music combining two previously postponed concert programs. The first half of the concert [...]

Dr. Abigail Shupe has created the Music Research Colloquium Series at Colorado State University, featuring academic music faculty giving talks about their current work. The [...]

Please join us for this year's Bodaken Philosophy Symposium on December 1 at 4 pm in the Canvas Stadium Lecture Hall, room 1205.  This year's guest lecturer is Ásta, an Icelandic philosopher and Professor of Philosophy at Duke University.

Enjoy a performance by the CSU Marching Band as it previews its Denver 9News Parade of Lights performance. The free parade preview is on Thursday, [...]

Come play Jeopardy with the CSU History Club Spit some history knowledge and eat free pizza Clark A102  |  Fri 12/2 @ 6pm

Fall 2022 ANTHGR Seminar Series Fri., December 2, 4pm Lory Student Center Room 304-306 Anthropology and Geography Seminar Series: Grace Veatch, Postdoctoral Fellow, Human Origins [...]