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.

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

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.

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.

Directed by Noah Racey An eclectic group of six pubescents vies for a spelling championship. While candidly disclosing hilarious and touching stories from their home [...]

The CSU Percussion Ensemble, directed by Eric Hollenbeck, performs new works as well as traditional pieces from the percussion cannon. Note: This event time has [...]

Workshops on ‘Writing Across the Curriculum’ set for Nov. 6-10, 2023. A university program that lost funding during the Great Recession is back, and it’s celebrating its return with a week of workshops focused on helping faculty enhance student learning, engagement and success.

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-connected Writing Workshop will host a showcase and book release event for the new edition of Charlie Mike: An Anthology of Military Life on Nov. 6^th at Avogadro’s Number from 5:30-8:00 p.m.

Performances by students from the voice studios of Nicole Asel, Tiffany Blake, and John Lindsey.

Paul DiRado, Katie McShane, and Collin Rice will share their experiences and advice on applying to PhD programs.

During this info session, learn more about studying abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark through CSU's "Sustainable Energy Futures in Denmark" program.

The CSU Trombone Studio presents an evening of music featuring pieces newly composed and arranged for trombone ensemble. This concert will showcase the ability of [...]

Join us Thursday, November 9 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. for this community resource on writing your artist statement for maximum impact. Bring an existing statement or start from scratch! Open to the public and the entire CSU community.

Directed by Noah Racey An eclectic group of six pubescents vies for a spelling championship. While candidly disclosing hilarious and touching stories from their home [...]

The Creative Writing Reading Series presents Adrian Lürssen and Leonora Simonovis at 7:30 pm on Thursday, November 9 at the Lory Student Center. 

Directed by Noah Racey An eclectic group of six pubescents vies for a spelling championship. While candidly disclosing hilarious and touching stories from their home [...]

Directed by Judy Bejarano The fall dance concert features the creative work of the dance faculty, Grace Gallagher, Matthew Harvey, and Joy Prendergast. Student-choreographed selections [...]

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.

Directed by Judy Bejarano The fall dance concert features the creative work of the dance faculty, Grace Gallagher, Matthew Harvey, and Joy Prendergast. Student-choreographed selections [...]

Directed by Noah Racey An eclectic group of six pubescents vies for a spelling championship. While candidly disclosing hilarious and touching stories from their home [...]

Directed by Noah Racey An eclectic group of six pubescents vies for a spelling championship. While candidly disclosing hilarious and touching stories from their home [...]

Students of Professor Peter Sommer and Dr. Dan Goble perform solo, and chamber works for saxophone. Join us for this concert featuring classic and contemporary [...]

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 CSU Music Faculty perform works for mixed ensembles by a variety of composers on this popular biannual concert. Stay tuned for more details!

Can curiosity reduce polarization? Join us for coffee and conversation with Dr. Martín Carcasson about his work on how processes of conversation matter when addressing [...]

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.

What do we owe to future generations? And how does this connect to the idea of sustainability? Discussions of sustainability often focus on tradeoffs, asking how much current generations should sacrifice for those that follow. Dr. Hourdequin offers a different perspective, showing how early Confucian thought can support a view of sustainability grounded in relations of gratitude and reciprocity. By conceptualizing community as extended in time, Confucian philosophy offers a view of intergenerational ethics and sustainability rooted in the shared goal of multi-generational flourishing.

Russian pianist Ilya Yakushev, with many awards and honors to his credit, continues to astound and mesmerize audiences at major venues on three continents. The [...]

An Author Talk with Ruth M. Alexander on: Democracy's Mountain Thursday November 16 | 7:00 PM | Avenir Museum -  216 E Lake St, Fort [...]

Jazz Modern: 100 Years of Jazz by Decade (Part 2- 1970s-2023)  Join CSU Jazz Ensembles in a journey from the inception of Jazz as the [...]

The undergraduate string chamber music groups perform a program by many important chamber music composers.

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.

Jazz is heating up at Colorado State University with a faculty of stellar Colorado jazz musicians. Focusing on straight-ahead jazz with a modern scholarly bent, [...]

After their 2022 premier, The Lin and Chang Piano Duo, featuring CSU faculty artist Jooyeon Chang and Hsin-Hsuan Lin are back to present another enthusiastic program [...]

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.

Students of woodwind, brass, string, and percussion studios combine to present a recital of chamber music. Ensembles range from homogeneous instrumental family groups to contemporary [...]

Students of woodwind, brass, string, and percussion studios combine to present a recital of chamber music. Ensembles range from homogeneous instrumental family groups to contemporary [...]

This month, CLA's Insights Speaker Series celebrates engaged scholarship and artistry. Join us for brief, exciting presentations followed by a Q&A moderated by Greg Dickinson, [...]

Are you interested in hearing more about what it's like to do research and program evaluation in local government? Please join us on Thursday, November [...]

  Performances by students from the voice studio of Patty Goble. 

CSU sociology faculty help lead our six-week Criminology and Criminal Justice program abroad. It is open to any major and consists of two courses: SOC482A [...]

The TEFL/TESL Student Association will host the second of two events in this informational series on Friday, December 1st, from 2-3 p.m. in Eddy 104. This session is titled, "Creative Writing for ESL Students" and will be led by Bianca Melendrez Valenzuela.

The hometown Parade of Lights preview gives those who can't make it to Denver the opportunity to enjoy an intimate and exciting performance from our [...]

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 CSU Marching Band returns to the 2023 9NEWS Parade of Lights, leading the annual event through the streets of downtown Denver on Saturday, Dec. [...]

Featuring Chamber Choir, Concert Choir, and University Chorus The CSU Choral area presents their annual holiday concert. Get in the holiday spirit with the Chamber [...]