Join CSU faculty artist John McGuire, horn, and friends for an evening of contemporary solo and chamber music for horn. Exciting works by Andrew Lewinter, Traci [...]

Join the Center for Educator Preparation for a space dedicated to LGBTQ+ future and current educators for this spring's Queer Book Club.

A mentoring and support program, the BITOC Collective will meet on the last Tuesday of the month (January-April) during the spring semester and will be led by faculty coordinators Dr. Ricki Ginsberg and Dr. Naitnaphit Limlamai.

Presented by Poudre Libraries and in partnership with CSU Libraries and CSU's Department of English, the Fort Collins Book Fest is set to make its return in 2023!

The Department of Art and Art History's Faculty Research Colloquium will spotlight the work of Associate Professor David Riep (Art History) and Associate Professor Sanam Emami (Pottery). They will share process-based insights into their current work connected to the theme of local earth in their work.

The Creative Writing Reading Series is thrilled to host Abigail Chabitnoy and Emily Wortman-Wunder for this year's Mary Crow Alumni Reading. This event will take place at the Lory Student Center, Room 312 at 7:30 PM on Thursday, February 2, 2023.

Body/Speak features guests from colleges, universities, and dance companies across the region who join CSU Dance for an evening of diverse dance. “This concert brings [...]

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 [...]

Body/Speak features guests from colleges, universities, and dance companies across the region who join CSU Dance for an evening of diverse dance. “This concert brings [...]

The Art and Life podcast is an artistic exploration in itself. It is an experiment in an audio format that focuses on the art and philosophy involved with different people and their life paths. This podcast is intended to inspire listeners in their creative pursuits.

The Picture of Health: Sustaining Social, Cultural, and Spiritual Vitality Through Art and Aesthetics in South Africa Presented by Dave Riep, Ph.D., associate professor of [...]

Celebrate Black History Month and join our ACT Human Rights Film Festival and CSU’s Black/African American Cultural Center for a free screening of The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks on Tuesday, February 7, 2023 at 6:30 p.m. in CSU's Behavioral Sciences Building room 131.

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

Weds, February 8 between 4-5pm in LSC 304

POLS, CLA, STRAAYER- Democracy Reforms & Alternative Approaches to Democracy February 8 from 4-6pm

Our Center for Public Deliberation (CPD)'s Northern Colorado Deliberative Journalism Project is hosting two community updates on the project on Zoom on Thursday, February 9. This first update is from 3:30 - 5 p.m., and the second is from 5:30 to 7 p.m.

Please save the date for the inaugural Bernie Rollin Memorial Lecture in Animal Ethics with our guest scholar, Clare Palmer, from Texas A&M University.  Dr. Palmer's public lecture will take place on Thursday, February 9th in the Longs Peak Room (Lory Student Center, room 302).

The student organization MAP (Minorities and Philosophy) is also hosting an open discussion with visiting scholar Clare Palmer on Friday (Feb. 10th) from 10-11 AM! Feel free to bring any questions you'd like to ask her and a mug if you'd like to have coffee or tea.

Admission into all music degree programs as an undergraduate major or minor requires an audition for and acceptance into the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance as well as acceptance by the CSU Office of Admissions.

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 [...]

In this session, featured Fort Collins writers Maz Bangs, Heather Hein, and Sarah Reichert will talk about their own Colorado stories and, in doing so, help us reimagine the character and make-up of the modern West.

Sketchbook Sundays are a free, drop-in program at Gregory Allicar Museum of Art! Join us any Sunday from February 12 through March 5, 2023 for a free sketchbook and the inspiration to fill it. Everyone is welcome!

Nefratiri Weeks, Ph.D. candidate, will talk about applying for the National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, her process for creating the research design, the research design, [...]

The TexiCali Trio concert features music written and arranged for two trombones and piano, including Karen Marston, professor of music at Mount San Antonio College (California) and Deb Scott, professor of trombone at Stephen F. Austin State University (Texas). The group is a natural extension of the long-standing friendship between Deb and Karen, who met in 1999, and started collaborating on recitals and commissions. Since 2021, TexiCali has performed at the International Trombone Festival, the International Women’s Brass Conference, and numerous university recitals. 

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

Please join our Center for Public Deliberation on Wednesday, February 15, 6 to 7:30 p.m., for our monthly NoCo Scoop Discussion at the Old Town Library in the Large Meeting Room.

Students in their final year of CSU's graduate program in Creative Writing give a public reading from their thesis or other major work in progress.

An Eventful Ending The concerto competition concert is always a special performance in our calendar. This year it is hosted by the CSU Sinfonia. The [...]

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.

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 by the group, ranging from the nature of time and the dimensions of human consciousness to the ethical challenges of global business and sustainability. Meetings take place in Eddy 6 every Friday at 4. Questions can be directed to this year’s club president, Matt Carter (matt2002@colostate.edu), or faculty advisor, Paul DiRado.

Trumpet Camino: CSU faculty artist Stanley Curtis presents a recital featuring music for trumpet inspired by the Spanish and Latino traditions.  Concert information program available here.

Admission into all music degree programs as an undergraduate major or minor requires an audition for and acceptance into the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance as well as acceptance by the CSU Office of Admissions.

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 [...]

Hear from authors Nazlı Koca (The Applicant), Harrison Candelaria Fletcher (Finding Querencia: Essays from In-Between), and Nina McConigley (Cowboys and East Indians), who weave stories and essays on finding identity, belonging, and reconciliation in displacement.

Sketchbook Sundays are a free, drop-in program at Gregory Allicar Museum of Art! Join us any Sunday from February 12 through March 5, 2023 for a free sketchbook and the inspiration to fill it. Everyone is welcome!

Dr. Jennifer Denetdale (Diné), Professor of American Studies at the University of New Mexico, will be at CSU to give the talk "The Photographs of Milton Snow and the Making of the Modern Navajo Nation, 1937-1959" on February 20, 2023 at 3pm in the Lory Student Center, room 312.

An Evening of New Recital Pieces for the Trombone CSU faculty artist, Drew Leslie, presents an evening of exciting new pieces written to feature the [...]

Join the Center for Educator Preparation for a space dedicated to LGBTQ+ future and current educators for this spring's Queer Book Club.

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

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

With the support of the Department of English and the Office of International Student & Scholar Services, the Arabic Culture and Language Club of CSU will host international activist and poet Amal Kassir on Wednesday, February 22 at the Lory Student Center Ballrooms C & D at 6:00 PM.

Join GAMA for a talk led by MICROLOGIES curator Aitor Lajarin-Encina! Visitors are also welcome to a reception following the talk. Free and open to all with registration.

Friday, February 24 from 9-10 am in Natural Resources Building (Warner) Room 142. RSVP: https://col.st/937px

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 by the group, ranging from the nature of time and the dimensions of human consciousness to the ethical challenges of global business and sustainability. Meetings take place in Eddy 6 every Friday at 4. Questions can be directed to this year’s club president, Matt Carter (matt2002@colostate.edu), or faculty advisor, Paul DiRado.

Sharing tender and uneasy fascinations with faith, John Tipton and Aby Kaupang interrogate, in poetry both mystic and linguistically precise, what lies beneath our inner lives, outer exchanges, and responsibilities to one another.

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 [...]

Directed by Wesley Longacre Set against the rise of the HIV/AIDS crisis in New York City in the early 1980s, this classic AIDS drama is [...]

Sketchbook Sundays are a free, drop-in program at Gregory Allicar Museum of Art! Join us any Sunday from February 12 through March 5, 2023 for a free sketchbook and the inspiration to fill it. Everyone is welcome!

Directed by Wesley Longacre Set against the rise of the HIV/AIDS crisis in New York City in the early 1980s, this classic AIDS drama is [...]

Join the Pride Resource Center in attending CSU Theatre's matinee showing of The Normal Heart, by Larry Kramer. Following the show, join us for a post show discussion [...]

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A mentoring and support program, the BITOC Collective will meet on the last Tuesday of the month (January-April) during the spring semester and will be led by faculty coordinators Dr. Ricki Ginsberg and Dr. Naitnaphit Limlamai.

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

The International Symposium is Feb. 27 – March 1, 2023 As part of the annual symposium, Dr. Megan Lewis will give her lecture on March 1 at [...]

Join GAMA and C4FAP for a virtual artist talk by Kei Ito on Wednesday, March 1 at TBA.

Gregory Allicar Museum of Art is honored to host a special reading of works from We Are the West: A Colorado Anthology, edited by James P. Stuart, Marissa Forbes, Asha Grebenik, and Michael Kreger (Twenty Bellows, 2022)!

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Please join us in celebrating the recital performances of our CSU music students. Student Recitals are FREE and open to the public. Note: Dates, times, [...]

The Museum of Art Fort Collins opens the 19th annual Eye Center of Northern Colorado Masks Fundraiser & Exhibition with a special exhibition of seven [...]

Colorado State University hosts the return of the Rocky Mountain Saxophone Summit, featuring professors and students from Front Range universities in clinics, masterclasses, and performances. [...]

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 [...]

Tickets are not required for this event - we'll see you soon! The Rocky Mountain Saxophone Summit features professors and students from Front Range universities [...]