Buried Treasure: The Forgotten Music of Elizabeth Gyring CSU faculty artist Dr. Galit Kaunitz and Dr. Michael Bunchman, associate professor of collaborative piano at the [...]

Ani (cello) and Marta (piano) Aznavoorian, winners of the National Foundation for the Arts Award, have performed at Carnegie Hall, had a residency at the [...]

Visualize is the annual benefit gala supporting the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art. In February, we will celebrate the rich connections between art and music through our museum collection, featured exhibitions, entertainment, and activities, along with delicious food and drink. Visualize is an elegant evening you won't want to miss!

Keys Unbound This recital by faculty artists Jooyeon Chang and Hsin-Hsuan Lin showcases the piano’s incredible versatility through works that span styles and eras. From [...]

Michelle & Uri Kranot will join us from their home in Denmark for an artist talk, in-depth conversation, and audience Q&A. Come learn about the unique creative process behind this award winning artwork, share your reflections from the exhibition, and bring your questions for the artists!

Hear readings by Creative Writing MFA students from the Colorado State University Department of English.

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.

An annual celebration of literature, literacy and the local arts community, Fort Collins Book Fest is set to make its return Feb. 7-17.

Please join us at the 2025 Spring Theatre Virtual Visit Session. CSU Theatre's virtual visit session is an opportunity for high school students, transfer students, [...]

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 [...]

The School of Music, Theatre, and Dance welcomes world-renowned trombonist Joseph Alessi – principal trombonist of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and faculty member at [...]

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 [...]

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, [...]

Writing Where We Are: An Exploration of Documentary Writing Practices Feb. 9, 2:30–4:00 p.m. Fort Collins Museum of Discovery, 408 Mason Ct., Fort Collins How [...]

Please join us for a music therapy information session and Q&A. During the webinar, you will receive an overview of our music therapy program, meet [...]

The HeART of the Cello: A Collection of Art Songs for Cello and Piano Join faculty artist Meredith Blecha-Wells, cello, and guest artist Sun Min [...]

Workshop: 1-5p.m., Pottery Classroom, Room A102 Lecture: 5-6p.m., Wold Resource Center Free and open to the public. Having just completed his MFA in ceramics at [...]

The Body Construct: Between Flesh and Thought, curated by 2024 Curatorial Interns Aspen Crawford, Madrigal Frederick-Law, and Marissa Goldin, explores the intricate relationship between the body and identity, examining how the physical form shapes and is shaped by personal, societal, and cultural narratives.

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 [...]

Join us at Wolverine Farm Publick House for the local launch of Assistant Professor Sarah Perry's newest book, SWEET NOTHINGS: Confessions of a Candy Lover. Perry will be in conversation with former CSU visiting professor and acclaimed author Vauhini Vara.

The School of Music, Theatre, and Dance welcomes Dr. Virginia Broffitt Kunzer for a masterclass. Dr. Virginia Broffitt Kunzer has built a successful and diverse [...]

Join us for a captivating flute recital featuring Virginia Broffitt Kunzer, professor of flute at Auburn University. Dr. Kunzer is joined by CSU faculty artists [...]

Join us for the first of three Sociology-in-Progress Community Gatherings this spring. Before Gentrification: The Creation of DC’s Racial Wealth Gap Dr. Tanya Golash-Boza This [...]

Hidden Gems & New Beginnings: A Clarinet & Piano Evening During an evening of musical discovery, faculty artists Wesley Ferreira, clarinet, and Jooyeon Chang, piano, [...]

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.

The Creative Writing Reading Series presents Laura van den Berg and Laura Pritchett on Thursday, February 20, 2025 at the Lory Student Center.

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 [...]

Spain Concert Tour 2025 Wish the Colorado State University Wind Symphony Bon Voyage as they present the program for their trip to Spain in March. [...]

In this presentation, Dr. Cory Gundlach, Curator of African Art at the Stanley Museum and Director of African Studies at the University of Iowa, will discuss his work leading up to the historic event of returning an object from Stanley Museum of Art's permanent collection directly to the Oba of Benin, how and why this restitution took place, and what it means for the future of the Stanley Museum and other museums in America.

In this presentation, Dr. Cory Gundlach, Curator of African Art at the Stanley Museum and Director of African Studies at the University of Iowa, will discuss his work leading up to the historic event of returning an object from Stanley Museum of Art's permanent collection directly to the Oba of Benin, how and why this restitution took place, and what it means for the future of the Stanley Museum and other museums in America.

ACT Human Rights Film Festival is proud to partner with CSU’s Black/African American Cultural Center to present an evening of short films celebrating Black brilliance [...]

Rhapsodies and Legends: The Legacy of Elise Hall Faculty artists Peter Sommer, saxophone, and Juhyun Lee, piano, present a program featuring music written for saxophonist [...]

On view February 25 – March 14, 2025 Open Monday-Friday, 10a.m.– 4p.m. A border is never just a line. It is defined by its physical [...]

Beethoven Archduke and Dvořák Dumky The Mendelssohn Trio (Erik Peterson, violin, Barbara Thiem, cello, and Bryan Wallick, piano) performs two staples of the piano trio [...]

Celebration of the Student Experience: Showcase with Lunch February 26 | 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. | Lory Student Center Theatre Join us for our [...]

Roman philosopher Boethius (480-524 CE) wrote the Consolation of Philosophy while imprisoned on false charges of treason that ultimately led to his execution. He wrote it as a dialogue he imagines between himself and Lady Philosophy. Just as the Platonic dialogues, the Consolation is designed to induce its readers to engage in philosophy for themselves, offering arguments that are sometimes based on premises acceptable to the interlocutors that the critical reader might nevertheless wish to more fully examine. One such premise in the Consolation is the claim that the “characters” (mentes) of humans are immortal. Lady Philosophy does not offer an argument in defense of this claim, but rather reminds Boethius he has already been persuaded of it by many arguments. In this lecture, Michael Wiitala will reconstruct what such arguments for the immortality of a person’s character or disposition might have been, drawing on things Lady Philosophy says later in the Consolation and on the Platonic and Aristotelian traditions that she represents.

Kim Abeles will present an artist talk in conjunction with Community Smog, a collaboration between Kim Abeles and Northern Colorado community members.

CSU Anthropology and Geography Seminar Dr. John Kappelman "Adaptive foraging behaviors in the Horn of Africa during the Toba supereruption" Professor Emeritus, Departments of Anthropology [...]

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 [...]

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!