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. [...]

The Harley-Fadial Duo has performed across the US and on recording, treating audiences to their probing and thoughtful interpretations, for over twenty years. Andrew Harley [...]

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. [...]

Join the Percussion Ensemble, directed by Dr. Eric Hollenbeck, for an eclectic recital of chamber percussion ensemble works composed within the last ten years.

The Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) program at CSU is once again inviting faculty to explore how writing can enhance student engagement, understanding and success [...]

Valves and Slides: Music for Trumpet and Trombone   Enjoy a variety of music for trumpet and trombone. 

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).

 

A recital of vocal music by students from the studios of Dr. Nicole Asel, Dr. Tiffany Blake, and Professor John Lindsey.

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.

Music in the Museum Concert Series at Gregory Allicar Museum of Art presents free music programs featuring CSU faculty and students from the music, and [...]

The return of the New Music Ensemble is a multifaceted experience in contemporary music for students and audiences alike. Under the direction of Dr. Cayla [...]

ROBERT LAWRENCE MEMORIAL TALK/ALUMNA TALK – November 7th @ 1.30pm in LSC 372-374 Luciana Storelli-Castro is a distinguished alumna of the Department of Political Science. [...]

Brass Area students are featured in an evening of chamber music in various settings and styles, including a brass quintet, trombone quartet, trumpet ensemble, tuba/euphonium [...]

The Creative Writing Reading Series presents Writer's Harvest on Thursday, November 7, 2024 at the Lory Student Center.

CSU Theatre is excited to offer matinees for school groups. Please contact SMTD@colostate.edu to reserve your spot at one of our upcoming FREE performances:

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. [...]

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!

Join Dr. Emily Moore, Associate Professor of Art History, for a viewing and tour of 3óóxoneeʼnohoʼóoóyóóʼ /Ho’honáá’e Tsé’amoo’ėse: Art of the Rocky Mountain Homelands of the Hinono’eino’ and Tsétsėhéstȧhese Nations is the first exhibition at Colorado State University to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.

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. [...]

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. [...]

Students of saxophone professors Peter Sommer and Dr. Dan Goble present a recital of solo and chamber works for saxophone, including classic and contemporary literature [...]

Heralded as “one of the finest organists and teachers of our day” by Zachary Woolfe of The New York Times, “one of the major musicians [...]

Our November community gatherings continue with this Sociology-in-Progress event. Sociology Community Reads facilitated by Dr. Pat Mahoney, Associate Professor of Teaching Monday, November 11 • [...]

In virtue of what do social kinds like genders and races exist, if they do? Social constructionists about those kinds say: in virtue of our mental states about them. In particular, representational constructionism – an influential and common variety of constructionism – grounds the existence and nature of social kinds in the belief and belief-like representations about the kind that are widespread within society. But a puzzle arises. What if the representations of different milieux are drastically different? Should we say that the kind doesn’t exist or find some way to adjudicate the discrepancy? In this paper I argue instead that, in certain outcomes of such scenarios, each milieux grounds its own social category, or what I call a “social figment,” to denote its partial or perspectival nature.

The outstanding music faculty artists present a range of repertoire, including Ralph Vaughn Williams, Romance for Viola and Piano, piano (Tim Burns), and viola (Margaret [...]

According to their website, ClimateCon! is "a dynamic platform committed to celebrating innovation and inspiring decisive action in the critical battle against climate change. As [...]

November 12th - 9am to 5pm ClimateCon! A one-day conference dedicated to exploring the pressing issues and solutions in the fight against climate change. Panelists [...]

Please join us for Colorado State University Libraries' Friedman Feminist Press Research Grant Presentation, “‘women are creating new rules!’: Separatist Strategies and Collective Living,” by Dr. Sarah Cooper on Nov. 12, 3-4 p.m.

Join us for a talk with a Career Center expert on career growth, networking, and job market strategies.

Learn everything you need to know about applying for scholarships using the CSU Scholarship Application (CSUSA) as a College of Liberal Arts student. Available Times [...]

Shifting Gears is the product of the hard work of individuals in Katie Simmons' ART235 (Drawing Materials and Methods) class and is being hosted by [...]

Nov. 14, 2024 (evening) at the CSU Avenir Museum of Design and Merchandising- the Public and Environmental History Center (PEHC) will bring some of the [...]

LOCATION: Avenir Museum | Linda L. Carlson Classroom, Rm 157 | 216 E. Lake St. Fort Collins Join us for a conversation about parks and [...]

Join us Thursday, November 14 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.

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 Dance performers' versatility, athleticism, and expressiveness keep innovation alive! This diverse concert features new works by faculty and student choreographers. PROGRAM

CSU Dance performers' versatility, athleticism, and expressiveness keep innovation alive! This diverse concert features new works by faculty and student choreographers. PROGRAM

CSU Dance performers' versatility, athleticism, and expressiveness keep innovation alive! This diverse concert features new works by faculty and student choreographers. PROGRAM

Students of the oboe and bassoon studios of Dr. Galit Kaunitz and Dr. Cayla Bellamy perform solo and ensemble works written from the 1600s to [...]

Brass area students are featured in an evening of recital-level pieces, both soloists and in collaboration with piano in various settings and styles. The program [...]

Over the course of two evenings, student ensembles perform trios, quartets, and quintets prepared through a combination of self-directed rehearsals and coaching by woodwind faculty [...]

Join our department for a virtual open house on November 19th, 10-11am MST (5:00pm/17:00 to 6:00pm/18:00 UTC) to learn about our M.S. and Ph.D. programs! Register by Nov 18: https://col.st/q8FUB

Dr. Marquis Bey, Professor of Black Studies and Gender & Sexuality Studies at Northwestern University, will visit campus on Tuesday, November 19 to give a public talk entitled, "Everything We Might Have Been: Trans, Nonbinary, and Abolitionist Musings" as part of CSU's Distinguished Lecture Series on Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies.

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).

 

Nov. 20, 2024, from 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM ET. What's Next for the Federal Consolidated Interim Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel?  Our Center for Environmental Justice [...]

Election Debrief: Analyzing the Outcomes Wednesday, November 20 4-6 pm LSC 308-310 Join us for an insightful Election Debrief as we unpack the results of [...]

A recital of theatre vocal music featuring students from the studio of Patty Goble. 

In collaboration with Jazz Ensemble I and the CSU Dance Department Choreography by Madeline Jazz Harvey in collaboration with dancers Dancers: Allison Davies and Emily [...]

Annaka “Kj” Christensen: Natural Imposter November 22 – 24, 2024 Reception: Friday, November 22, 6-11p.m. Location: ArtLab, 239 Linden Street, Fort Collins Open: November 23, [...]

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 [...]