Directed by Garrett Ayers For mature audiences only Every estranged member of the Lafayette clan has descended upon the crumbling Arkansas homestead to settle the [...]

The Brown Bag Seminar Series offers current ECON and DARE graduate students the opportunity to present ongoing research or to workshop new ideas. The seminars [...]

Interested in law school? The political science department can help. Pre-law advisor, Courtenay Daum, is holding advising sessions throughout the spring semester. You must sign [...]

Successful Leadership Tools for Arts Executive Directors Date: Monday, February 26, 2018 Time: 1:30 - 2:30 PM Location: The Idea Lab at the Carnegie Center [...]

Based on his recent book, The Fate of Transcendentalism. Secularity, Materiality, and Human Flourishing (2017), Ronda’s talk explores the work of three figures associated with [...]

Date: Tuesday, Feb. 27th Time: 4:00-5:00 PM Location: EDDY 11 Description: Getting Involvedin AAAL:Ms. LauraHamman will discuss herexperience as a graduate student leader within the American [...]

Date: Wednesday, Feb. 28th Time: 12:00-1:00 PM Location: EDDY 107 Description: What can community engagement look like for language:Dr. Frederique Grim will demonstratethat through service-learning,learners of an L2 can [...]

The Environment and Conflict in Latin America Bilingual Film Series and Symposium day two film is titled: The Lighthouse of the Whales (El faro de [...]

Considering Graduate School? Sociology workshop for those interested in Environment & Natural Resources; Food, Agriculture & Development; Crime, Law & Deviance; Social Justice & Governance [...]

Date: Thursday, March. 1 Time: 4:00-5:00 PM Location: EDDY 107 Description: Ms. Layla Malander will review the challenges Arabic speaking students face when they learn in the [...]

The Environment and Conflict in Latin America Bilingual Film Series and Symposium day three film is titled: Daughter of the Lake (Hija de la laguna). Discussion led [...]

Inaugural Meeting of the New English Club Ready to venture beyond the classroom and Beyond the Lines? Come to the inaugural meeting of the new [...]

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Presented by Dr. Tara Opsal, Associate Professor of Sociology & the Director of Undergraduate Studies and  Pat Mahoney, Senior Teaching Appointment, both in the Department of [...]

Environment & Conflict in Latin America Symposium and Film Series organized by the Latin American and Caribbean Studies program at Colorado State University Colorado State [...]

The event features clinics, performances, and masterclasses by professionals and professors from along the Front Range, with guests New Third Stream Quartet featuring Rick VanMatre and James Bunte from the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, Jim Romain from Drake University, and Peter Sommer from Colorado State University. The all-ages event features masterclasses and a performance by students from CSU, UNC, CU, DU, MSU, and UW, as well as clinics with audience participation. Bring your instrument for the opportunity to play along! Daytime events are free and open to the public, and Tim Glessman from Sax Alley will have horns to try.

With special Guests the New Third Stream Quartet, and saxophone professors from CSU, UW, CU, UNC, DU, and MSU Our third time out in this [...]

With Guest Adam Torres, Piano The Concert Orchestra, conducted by Leslie Stewart, performs Baroque and Beyond with CSU faculty artist Adam Torres. The program opens [...]

As guests of the Classical Convergence Concert Series, SHUFFLE will give a class entitled How to Run a Chamber Music Ensemble in the 21st Century. [...]

The Brown Bag Seminar Series offers current ECON and DARE graduate students the opportunity to present ongoing research or to workshop new ideas. The seminars [...]

Please mark on your calendars for our inaugural Composition Program Symposia—“Meta Monday”—on January 29th from 4:00pm-5:00pm in the Writing Center. While our meetings will be [...]

Artwork from school children in the Poudre School District will be showcased in the Clara Hatton Gallery.

This workshop will help you recognize passive voice, edit your writing for passive sentences, and revise sentences to make them active. This is the second [...]

The CSU Economics Club is dedicated to helping students thrive within their major as well as create a fun and welcoming community in the Economics [...]

Join one of KUNC’s best storytellers, Luke Runyon, as he shares about his new work focusing on Water in Colorado, and the major lessons he’s [...]

Learn about using a "pipeline" system to track multiple writing projects so that you always know the status of your current projects and what steps [...]

The visiting artist Lindsay Preston-Zappas will host an artist talk on Thursday, March 8th beginning at 5pm in F101. During this discussion Preston-Zappas will discuss [...]

Kick off spring break with an evening performance by the newly formed Clarinet Pop Orchestra. This ensemble delivers some of your favorite pop genre ear [...]

Lindsay Preston-Zappas weaves mediums, such as drawing, sculpture, set-building, and performance, together through the photograph. Photography becomes a flattening mechanism which encapsulates actions, objects, and the [...]

This intensive writing retreat is designed to give graduate students a mid-semester boost so that they can make significant progress on (or complete) their theses or dissertations [...]

Join R.O.C.K.E. and the Colorado Kodály Institute for a two-session workshop with guest Amy Abbott presenting Hook, Line, and Sinker: Catching the Attention of Older [...]

This intensive writing retreat is designed to give graduate students a mid-semester boost so that they can make significant progress on (or complete) their theses or dissertations [...]

How to Submit to the CSU Political Science Research Journal  **Deadline extended to Friday, March 16, 5:00 p.m.** The following guidelines, each consistent with those [...]

The Brown Bag Seminar Series offers current ECON and DARE graduate students the opportunity to present ongoing research or to workshop new ideas. The seminars [...]

The Undergraduate Women in Economics Club (UWE) is a nation-wide organization that focuses on shrinking the 3 to 1 men to women ratio in economics [...]

NOTE: Reservations are available online only at artmuseum.colostate.edu; reservations are not available by phone or email. Thank you! The Gregory Allicar Museum of Art and the School of [...]

The CSU Economics Club is dedicated to helping students thrive within their major as well as create a fun and welcoming community in the Economics [...]

A protégé of the legendary jazz master Dizzy Gillespie, Sandoval was born in Artemisa, a small town in the outskirts of Havana, Cuba, on November [...]

Find out about career paths in General Sociology, Criminology/Criminal Justice and Environmental Sociology. ALL majors welcome, free pizza, RSVP encouraged at soccomm@colostate.edu

TALK with alumni, current students and our directors. ASK questions. ENJOY free pizza! ALL MAJORS are welcome. Find out about rewarding career paths including program management in multiple sectors, [...]

The Brown Bag Seminar Series offers current ECON and DARE graduate students the opportunity to present ongoing research or to workshop new ideas. This special Thursday [...]

MFA Thesis Reading, 7:30 pm, Gregory Allicar Museum of Art, UCA March 22: Emily Harden, Meghan Pipe, Sam Killmeyer, Zach Yanowitz

The Department of Economics Seminar Series for the Spring 2018 continues Friday, 3/23/18. The seminars are open to everyone and are held in the Behavioral [...]

This event is SOLD OUT. Thank you for your interest! With Special Guest Joel Bacon, Organ The Borromeo String Quartet is joined by Organ Professor [...]

The region’s best high school string quartets from the pre-college program perform after two days of intense sessions with the acclaimed Borromeo String Quartet.

The Undergraduate Women in Economics Club (UWE) is a nation-wide organization that focuses on shrinking the 3 to 1 men to women ratio in economics [...]

Cyane Tornatzky, assistant professor in the CSU Department of Art and Art History, currently has a show -- Head In The Cloud -- on view in the [...]

The CSU Economics Club is dedicated to helping students thrive within their major as well as create a fun and welcoming community in the Economics [...]

Using Play to Build a Better Business World Dulcie Willis dulciedwillis@gmail.com Executive Director of La-De-Da Performing Arts UCA 142 Welcome to the corner of business [...]

The College to Career Alumni Panel consists of alumni from the Economics Department who have established careers with their degree. Speaking from experience, the alumni [...]

MUST RSVP BELOW Charlie vs Goliath is a feature-length documentary about an ordinary man’s extraordinary struggle to shake up the political establishment. It would be [...]

A candidate for Graphic Design/Digital Foundations will present at 11:30am in M101 on March 29.

The Brown Bag Seminar Series offers current ECON and DARE graduate students the opportunity to present ongoing research or to workshop new ideas. The seminars [...]

CSU Education Abroad Program Global Environmental Politics in the Amazon Brasilia and Santarem, Brazil January 6 – 19, 2019  This winter break CSU faculty-led program [...]

A candidate for Art Education will present on Friday, March 30 at 11:00am in the Wold Resource Center.

The Department of Economics Seminar Series for the Spring 2018 term continues Friday, 3/30/18 with seminar speaker Dr. Jacob Hochard. Dr. Jacob Hochard (www.jacobhochard.com) earned [...]