Periphery With Ron Francois, Violin, and Hyeji Seo, Piano An evening of music that doesn’t fit neatly into a box. The concert featuring CSU faculty [...]

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Enjoy an evening of chamber music by CSU faculty-artists.

Jazz Ensembles I and II, directed by Wil Swindler and Darren Kramer, presents a concert of large ensemble jazz music from various time periods and [...]

Echoes Across Cultures, From Paris to Porgy to Ongheya: A Piano Duo Celebration Join us for an engaging piano duo recital that brings together the [...]

The CSU Jazz High School Honor Band Festival will bring together the top high school jazz students in Colorado for an educational experience focused on strengthening students’ ensemble and improvisation skills while building community among young Jazz musicians. Students will work with CSU faculty for instrumental sectionals and full-ensemble rehearsals.

Between Earth and Sky The Concert Band, directed by Dr. Christina Herman, presents Between Earth and Sky, featuring music by JaRod Hall, Katahj Copley, and [...]

CSU Theatre presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning rock musical about love, loss, and community surviving a pandemic. Set against the edge of the millennium, Rent follows a group of friends as they try to survive an economy in fluxband an AIDS pandemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This tour-de-force musical will be directed by Professor Noah Racey.

2026 OboeRAMa and BassoonaRAMa features today's multifaceted musicians who explore what it means to have a life and success in and around music.

CSU Theatre presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning rock musical about love, loss, and community surviving a pandemic. Set against the edge of the millennium, Rent follows a group of friends as they try to survive an economy in fluxband an AIDS pandemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This tour-de-force musical will be directed by Professor Noah Racey.

CSU Theatre presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning rock musical about love, loss, and community surviving a pandemic. Set against the edge of the millennium, Rent follows a group of friends as they try to survive an economy in fluxband an AIDS pandemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This tour-de-force musical will be directed by Professor Noah Racey.

CSU Theatre presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning rock musical about love, loss, and community surviving a pandemic. Set against the edge of the millennium, Rent follows a group of friends as they try to survive an economy in fluxband an AIDS pandemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This tour-de-force musical will be directed by Professor Noah Racey.

Mark your calendars! The College of Liberal Arts is bringing the third Democracy Summit to CSU on March 9–11, 2026. This year, we’ll dig into [...]

The Singing Trumpet: Lyricism from France and Italy Join Dr. Curtis for a concert featuring French and Italian repertoire from the 16th to 21st Century.

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.

Tuesday, Mar. 10, 2026 4-5 p.m. Eddy Hall, Room 23 Workshop description: While research is an academic pursuit, you are still writing to your audience. [...]

In Pursuit of the Sublime Journey into the sublime as the University Symphony Orchestra, conducted by assistant conductor and graduate teaching assistant, Sam Cooper, illuminates [...]

Dr. Cole Bartels, assistant professor of trombone at Central Michigan University, presents an evening of recital pieces for trombone and piano. He will be joined [...]

CSU Theatre presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning rock musical about love, loss, and community surviving a pandemic. Set against the edge of the millennium, Rent follows a group of friends as they try to survive an economy in fluxband an AIDS pandemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This tour-de-force musical will be directed by Professor Noah Racey.

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Thursday, Mar. 12, 2026 4-5 p.m. Eddy Hall, Room 23 Workshop description: It’s hard to spot issues in your own writing, especially after reading it [...]

Light Beyond Darkness Thursday, March 12, 7:30 p.m., Griffin Concert Hall Join the CSU choirs for the annual Spring Choral Showcase – Light Beyond Darkness [...]

CSU Theatre is excited to offer free matinees for school groups. School teachers or theatre directors should complete the form(s) below to register your group. If you have questions, please contact SMTD@colostate.edu.

CSU Theatre presents Rent, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning rock musical about love, loss, and community surviving a pandemic. Set against the edge of the millennium, Rent follows a group of friends as they try to survive an economy in fluxband an AIDS pandemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This tour-de-force musical will be directed by Professor Noah Racey.

This brilliant collaboration between Svet Stoyanov, percussion. and Yumi Hang Williams, violin, features repertoire from contemporary literature, both duets and solo pieces. Praised by the [...]

Nelson aims to demonstrate that nonhuman animal minds face a version of what Cameron Buckner has called the control problem. The control problem is what minds face when they must distinguish and manage different types of processes and/or content. For example, a mind that is incapable of distinguishing perceptual experiences from imaginings would be a mind that has failed to find a solution to the control problem. There is a wealth of empirical evidence that strongly suggests that many nonlinguistic animals dream. Nelson argues that if animals dream, then their minds must have a way of sorting dream processes/content from other sorts of mental processes/content. In other words, if animals dream, then animal minds must be capable of a form of metacognitive control.

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

An Evening of Viola and Piano The concert includes music by Caroline Shaw, Ellen Taafe Zwilich, Radiohead, Bohuslav Martinu, and Nikolai Roslavets performed by Tze [...]

Many people think morality is not unique to humans but is shared by other animals, especially social mammals and perhaps birds. These views often rely on empathy as the basis of moral behavior. But this raises a problem. Empathy can mean either imagining yourself in another’s place or directly responding to another’s situation. The first requires complex thinking that many animals may lack; the second seems too simple to count as moral. This paper argues that one form of this simpler, receptive empathy can still support genuine moral emotions.

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 Dana Spiotta and Mark Sundeen on Thursday, March 26, 2026 at the Lory Student Center's University Ballroom.

The event is designed for trumpet players of ALL AGES AND EXPERIENCE looking for an event that inspires their love of music and the instrument.

When: These events will be held February 7, 2026 and March 28, 2026 for students admitted for Summer or Fall 2026. Registration is now open! [...]

Dr. Kim TallBear, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, will speak on The Indian’s Death to Make Settler "Indigenous" Life: Genetics, Ancestry, and Self-Indigenization in the USA and Canada

As part of the Mellon-grant funded distinguished lecture series, Kim TallBear (Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate citizen) will give a public talk entitled "The Indian's Death to Make Settler "Indigenous" Life: Genetics, Ancestry, and Self-lndigenization in the USA and Canada."

John Sipher is a world-class trombone performer and teacher and will be working with CSU trombone students in a masterclass setting, followed by a guest [...]

The CSU Trombone Studio is excited to host guest artist John Sipher, principal trombonist of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Sipher is a world-class trombone [...]

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.