The Coyote-Root Complex Gil Whitley and Hazel Shelton November 12 - 16 Location: Center for Creativity, 200 Mathews Street, open 12-6p.m. Closing Reception: November 14,  [...]

Given the way that AI models work and the way that ordinary human rationality works, it is very likely that people are anthropomorphizing AI, with potentially serious consequences. There are good reasons to doubt that today’s AI systems have anything like human understanding, and even if they have internal representations or meaningful contents in some sense, these are unlikely to correspond to our ordinary understanding of natural language. However, there are natural, and in some ways quite rational, pressures to anthropomorphize or personify AI systems in biased ways. This includes not only the classical or obvious ways of personifying AI — taking them to be sentient or have consciousness and understanding — but also taking AI to simulate or function like understanding, track the meaning of our language and our reasoning or logic, or have a model of the world our language is about. These more subtle or unobvious forms of anthropomorphism or personification raise serious, difficult ethical questions about how to manage our evolving relationship with AI.

Join the CSU faculty for an evening of chamber music. Enjoy an eclectic mix of performances from different time periods and ensembles, this concert will [...]

Sorcery and Spectacle  Prepare to be spellbound as the CSU Symphony Orchestra, directed by Dr. Rachel Waddell, conjures an evening of magic and adventure. Our [...]

CSU Theatre students in their second through fourth years showcase curated portfolios featuring their academic and professional work, along with resumes for feedback. Free and open to the public!

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 [...]

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 [...]

Rocky Mountain Rhapsody: Poetry and Music for Colorado Soundscapes  Experience the breathtaking landscapes of Colorado through a harmonious fusion of music and poetry. The CSU [...]

The graduate String Chamber Music concert will feature two well-known works; the "Dumky trio" by Antonin Dvorak and Maurice Ravel’s Sonata for Violin and Cello. 

CSU Theatre presents the annual First Year Theatre Project. As a way for first-year theatre students to solidify themselves in the program, the students from [...]

Featuring Chamber Choir, Concert Choir, and University Chorus  The CSU choral program presents the annual “All-Choral Holiday Concert.”  Get in the holiday spirit with the [...]

Violin students from the studio of Dr. Ron Francois perform a concert featuring various pieces and concerti.

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.

Rekindle your love of classic literature with the CSU Department of English and Poudre Libraries! Join graduate students, faculty, and the public in lively and informative discussions of literature favorites.

Join us for a concert featuring various pieces and concerti performed by members of the keyboard studio led by Dr. Bryan Wallick.

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

Note: The previous title of this concert was Joropo Reimaginado and has been changed to Alma Llanera Featuring Ysmael Reyes, flute The CSU Wind Symphony, [...]

The fall capstone concert represents the culmination of four years of hard work, creativity, and artistic growth for CSU Dance students. This fall, we invite [...]

The fall capstone concert represents the culmination of four years of hard work, creativity, and artistic growth for CSU Dance students. This fall, we invite [...]

We're celebrating 50 years as a department at Colorado State University, and you're invited! Join us Saturday, Dec. 13, as CSU's Department of Anthropology and [...]

The fall capstone concert represents the culmination of four years of hard work, creativity, and artistic growth for CSU Dance students. This fall, we invite [...]