Rescheduled to January 29 from 4-6pm in LSC  376-378 Democracy Indicators HackathonJoin us for pizza and a hackathon, led by Prof. Weitzel, where you will [...]

With Romina Monsanto, Cello, and Phillip Stevens, Viola This Duo Francois and Friends concert features the great piano quartet in E flat by Robert Schumann [...]

Please join us for a presentation by Josh Brekel and Aaron Nielsen, "A Statistical Analysis of Philosophers on Philosophy." Abstract: In 2020, a PhilPapers survey [...]

Dr. Nabil Echchaibi, University of Colorado Boulder's associate professor and Director of Center of Media, Religion and Culture, is visiting CSU as a guest speaker. [...]

This year, community members are invited to join fellow book lovers February 1-19 for the 8th annual Fort Collins Book Fest: One Community, Many Stories. The festival includes author talks, writing workshops, kid and teen activities, readings, books signings, panel discussions, and other creative activities. All sessions are free to attend and open to the public.

The Lyric | $12 General Admission | $6 Students with ID | Tickets Director Irene Lusztig will be in-person for a post-film Q&A Presented by: [...]

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

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!

Infinite West Saturday, February 3 @ 7 p.m. at Art Lab History is a haunting. And the West, in particular, is filled with the spirits [...]

Crossing the Field: Poetry and Photography Sunday, February 4 @ 3 p.m. at Old Town Library Using text and photos (provided), we’ll investigate ways the [...]

Dr. Coronda Ziegler, CSU’s Senior Student Success Manager, will discuss teaching and student success during our first Spring 2024 SOC Community Gathering on Monday, February 5 from 10-10:50am [...]

Romantic Sonatas by Chopin and Rachmaninoff Faculty artists Bryan Wallick, piano, and Romina Monsanto, cello, to perform sonatas by Frédéric François Chopin and Sergei Rachmaninoff.

Tuesday, February 6 12pm LSC 308-310 The Straayer Center and the Department of Political Science collaborated with The Washington Center to create "CSU in D.C.", [...]

The Philosophy Club will be meeting on Tuesdays at 4 pm in Eddy 6 for the spring 2024 semester.  Please see the schedule below for [...]

Join authors Ruth Alexander and Jared Orsi as they discuss their new books at Wolverine Farm Publick House. RSVP: https://col.st/wtLy1 A common way to think [...]

The Becker-Bogard Duo performs works for cello and piano by Ludwig Van Beethoven, Mélanie Hélène Bonis, Heitor Villa-Lobos, and George Walker. In 2023, the duo released [...]

This month, CLA’s Insight Speaker Series celebrates a Global Perspective. Join us for brief, exciting presentations followed by Q&A and conversation—and don’t forget that this event will offer refreshments and a cash bar. All are welcome, no RSVP required.

Scaling the Mountains of Trumpet Literature The recital features difficult trumpet repertoire, the learning of which is as daunting as climbing a mountain, alongside music [...]

Studies show that dogs make life better. What does this mean for the everyday practices of dog owners? In this critique of the pet enrichment industry, [...]

Co-directed by Susie Garifi and Julia Cooper  Body/Speak features guests from colleges, universities, and dance companies across the region who join CSU Dance for an [...]

Masterclass with Nile Russell, American Dance Festival Director of Education. UCA studio 101 No preregistration is required. Participation waivers will be provided on the day [...]

Co-directed by Susie Garifi and Julia Cooper  Body/Speak features guests from colleges, universities, and dance companies across the region who join CSU Dance for an [...]

Join us for our first-ever Communication Studies Week event February 12-15. Over these four days, you can connect with faculty and students, gain career advice [...]

Explore Communication Studies Offerings at the Department's Open House February 12 | 2:30-4 p.m. | Behavioral Sciences Building, Second Floor Annex Drop in for the [...]

Through military ceremonies, public concerts, and regional tours, the Navy’s premier musical organization in the Pacific Northwest region performs 500 engagements each year to heighten [...]

Insights Beyond the Classroom: Alumni Panels February 13 | 9:30 a.m.-10:45 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. | Lory Student Center 372-374 Join us [...]

The Philosophy Club will be meeting on Tuesdays at 4 pm in Eddy 6 for the spring 2024 semester.  Please see the schedule below for [...]

An Evening with Laura Pritchett Tuesday, February 13 @ 6 p.m. at Old Town Library Hear from beloved local author Laura Pritchett! She will be [...]

Celebration of the Student Experience: Showcase & First Gen Recognition with Lunch February 14 | 11:00-1:00 p.m. | Lory Student Center Theater Join us for [...]

"Speed Dating" Student Activism Expo Wednesday, February 14 11:30am-1:30pm LSC 390 RSVP: https://col.st/3dkDn The Straayer Center Fellows are hosting a Valentine’s Day themed speed dating [...]

This event is intended for graduate students in Philosophy.  Join Paul DiRado and Nikhil Krishnaswamy (Computer Science) to discuss some of the basics of how [...]

Anthropology Day is Thursday, February 15, 2024

Join Distinguished Professor Bill Gilbert (University of New Mexico), CSU’s Environmental Humanities faculty and Art in Forest Ecosystem students for a lecture, panel discussion, book signing and exhibition opening celebrating field-based learning and it’s role in creating engaged citizens of an ever-changing planet.

Hear Joe Pekara—aka Pharaoh 171—talk about the upcoming exhibition Pharaoh 171 x Red Berry Woman: Photography + Fashion, his work in photography and the music industry, and his recent collaborations with Norma Baker-Flying Horse (Red Berry Woman).

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. No matter if you come to campus or meet with us online, 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.

Pharaoh 171 + Red Berry Woman: Photography + Fashion at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art combines Pekara’s photography and examples from Baker-Flying Horse’s Red Berry Woman fashion line. The exhibiting artists have also chosen works from the museum’s permanent collection that speak to their backgrounds and interests.

Space is limited. RSVP encouraged: https://col.st/anmHm Dr. Thung-Hong Lin will visit the CSU campus in February as part of CSU’s thematic YEAR of DEMOCRACY. Please join us [...]

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. No matter if you come to campus or meet with us online, 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.

Climate Change / People Change Saturday, February 17 @ 4:30 p.m. at Fort Collins Museum of Discovery Where urgency meets enlightenment — panelists Kimberly Reyes, [...]

This year’s Scott Artist Series visiting artist will be Susie Ganch, a trained metalsmith and jeweler, currently working as a site-specific installation artist who incorporates throwaway materials such as plastic bags and disposable coffee cups lids. Her work offers a pointed commentary on the effects of human culture and consumption on the environment.

The New Nuclear Policy Frontier with Prof. Sharon WeinerTuesday, February 2011:00am-12:30pmLSC 390RSVP: https://col.st/fMm2L Sharon K. Weiner is Associate Professor at the American University School of International [...]

Listen to Charley Friedman talk about the development of Soundtracks for the Present Future, on view in GAMA's Griffin Foundation Gallery from  January 17 to April 7, 2o24. Friedman will be introduced by exhibition curator Rachel Adams, Chief Curator and Director of Programs at Bemis Center for Contemporary. A reception will follow in the museum's Robert W. Hoffert Learning Center.

Musica Populi Join the Wind Symphony, under the direction of Dr. Jayme Taylor, for a performance of “Musica Populi” or “Music of the People” featuring [...]

There is an active debate among philosophers and scientists concerning whether non-human animals (hereafter ‘animals’) have a sense of fairness. One problem with the debate [...]

Music in Motion: March, Sing, and Dance! The Concert Band, directed by Kevin Poelking with guest graduate conductor, Nick Hinman, performs classic pieces and exciting [...]

The Concert Orchestra, directed by Dr. Rachel Waddell, performs two beloved string orchestra concertos: Johann Sebastian Bach's Brandenburg No. 3 and Ralph Vaughan William's Concerto [...]

Join us on the Colorado State University campus and experience a day in the life of a music major in the voice area! The day is an opportunity for high school students, transfer students, associate degree graduates, and current CSU students (and their parents/guardians) to see what it is like being a music major at CSU.

Join us for this year's 2024 Art History Symposium! The student who delivers the best 20-minute paper will win $100 and represent CSU at the [...]

The Philosophy Club will be meeting on Tuesdays at 4 pm in Eddy 6 for the spring 2024 semester.  Please see the schedule below for [...]

February 27, 2024 | 6:00 p.m. | Colorado State University’s Behavioral Sciences Building A101 | Free & Open to All | Parking information The Cost of [...]

Song and Dance Part I  The Symphonic Band, with guest conductor Dr. Elizabeth Peterson, explores music based in song or dance. This concert includes Rhosymedre [...]

In this presentation, I bring animal ethics into conversation with epistemic injustice. I consider a preliminary objection to thinking that epistemic injustice could apply to [...]

A sextet of New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players stars will entertain with many selections from the full repertoire of Gilbert & Sullivan's comic operas. [...]

The Creative Writing Reading Series presents Kazim Ali and Vauhini Vara on February 29, 2024 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lory Student Center.

With topic introduction by Wil Swindler, Director of Jazz Bands Jazz Ensembles I and II, under the direction of Wil Swindler and Shilo Stroman, present [...]

Details coming soon!

Directed by Dr. Ray Black The 2019 Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, Fairview is a candid examination of race in contemporary American society. In a well-off African [...]

American Lullaby: Still Singing Featuring IMPACT Dance Company with CSU Dance Program Guests American Lullaby - Still Singing is an evening-length dance theatre performance created [...]

The event is designed for trumpet players of ALL AGES AND EXPERIENCE who are looking for an in-person event that inspires their love of music and all things trumpet. Trumpet students, teachers, performers, and band directors in Colorado are invited to attend this annual event hosted by CSU trumpet professor, Dr. Stanley Curtis, and features special guests to talk about their career and ideas on trumpet playing.

The Anthropology and Geography Trunk Show outreach program will lead activities for children and families at the Gregory Allicar Museum Family Day on Saturday, March [...]

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!