Tickets: lctix.com or (970) 221-6730. Public pricing may increase by $5-$10 based on inventory. Globally renowned as the supreme interpreter of the classical flute repertoire, [...]

This event is FREE, but a ticket is required for entry. Tickets are now available online. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn from "The Master of [...]

Prospect Research in the Arts: Finding a Needle in a Diverse Haystack – LEAP 500 Antonio C. Cuyler acuyler@fsu.edu Have you ever wondered by what [...]

Join CSU Dance for a master class presented by Maputo Mensah. Mr. Mensah was born and raised in Accra, Ghana, in a family of professional musicians and dancers. By the age of five he was dancing and drumming with his family, and by the age of ten he was teaching and performing these traditional Ghanaian arts professionally.

Oriental dance master classes taught by Seemie Xavier DANCE MASTER CLASS SCHEDULE Tuesday, March 28: 11:10 a.m. - 12:50 p.m., University Dance Theater Wednesday, March [...]

  Sociology of the Vampire: “Dracula” as a Globalized Myth in Romanian Mass-Media – LEAP 650 Stefan Maftei stmaftei@yahoo.com Sociology of the Vampire: ‘Dracula’ as [...]

Seemie Xavier is based in Aurora, and performs and teaches Oriental dance and Bollywood dance in the metro Denver area and along the Front Range.

The Department of Communication Studies will host two alumni panels on March 29 and 30 in Lory Student Center room 308-310. March 29 Speakers: Jake [...]

The Department of Communication Studies will host two alumni panels on March 29 and 30 in Lory Student Center room 308-310. March 29 Speakers Jake [...]

Vampire Aesthetics in Gothic, Expressionism, Horror: “Dracula” from Horrific Sublime to Sublime Horror and Beyond– LEAP ALL Stefan Maftei stmaftei@yahoo.com  Vampire Aesthetics in Gothic, Expressionism, [...]

MAY NOT BE APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES The intertwined lives of several couples are told through the romantic and beloved music of Stephen Sondheim. Set [...]

Ranjani Vedanthan leads the CSU community in an Indian Dance Master Class focused on Bollywood style.

March 31, 2017 Philip Luck, University of Colorado Denver Behavioral Sciences building 103 3.00 PM

The Vampire Type in Bram Stoker’s “Dracula”: Monster, Don Juan, Prince – LEAP ALL Stefan Maftei stmaftei@yahoo.com The Vampire Type in Bram Stoker’s ‘Dracula’: Monster, [...]

MAY NOT BE APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES The intertwined lives of several couples are told through the romantic and beloved music of Stephen Sondheim. Set [...]

MAY NOT BE APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES The intertwined lives of several couples are told through the romantic and beloved music of Stephen Sondheim. Set [...]

Sustainable Entrepreneurship of Zhuang’s Clothing and Creative Industry – LEAP 500 Yanhong Zeng Associate Professor, Head of the Teaching-Research Section, School of Journalism and Communication, [...]

Kirsten Warfield is the first female member of The United Stated Army Band "Pershing's Own," a position she has held since 1999; she is also [...]

This workshop borrows from Virginia Woolf's endorsement to "write at a gallop" to write faster than your critics can speak, a process that requires that we [...]

CSU faculty artists: John Carlo Pierce, Tenor; Tiffany Blake, Soprano; Michelle Stanly, Flute; Wesley Ferreira, Clarinet; Gary Moody, Bassoon; Andrew Jacobson, Oboe; John McGuire, Horn; [...]

This workshop borrows from Virginia Woolf's endorsement to "write at a gallop" to write faster than your critics can speak, a process that requires that we [...]

The problem of student debt has received credit as being one of America’s most pressing economic issues. The average college senior is graduating with an [...]

Picture books teach children comprehension strategies such as predicting, summarizing, inferring, and asking questions—the same strategies we use as adults to look at art. Storytime [...]

April 6, 2017 Stephanie Seguino, University of Vermont Not so Different After All: Racial Disparities in Policies in Vermont Behavioral Sciences Building, 107 6.00PM

April 7, 2017 Undergraduate Women in Economics Conference BSB 103, Behavioral Sciences Building 3.00PM

These communal writing sessions supplement the Spring 2017 intensive writing retreats. If you attended a retreat this semester, use the retreat boosters to maintain your [...]

April 7, 2017 Juan Lopez, University of Denver Behavioral Sciences building 103 3.00 PM

Come join us this Saturday for the Front Range Art History and Visual Culture Symposium. CSU will be hosting the event in the University Dance [...]

When: Tuesday, April 11th 3:00-5:00PM Where: Wold Resource Center What: Motoko Furuhashi directed workshop *Open to all Pottery and Metals Students*

With guest James Nova, CSU TRAMbone Choir, and Trombone Fest participants Enjoy a "A Night at the Movies," the culminating event of the first-ever CSU [...]

Voice students from all of the applied voice studios perform arias and art songs. “The area recitals are a wonderful opportunity to hear a variety [...]

When: Wednesday, April 12th 11:00-1:00pm Where: Wold Resource Center What: Motoko Furuhashi directed workshop *Open to all students*

When: Wednesday, April12th 2:30-4:30PM Where: Wold Resource Center What: Motoko Furuhashi directed workshop *Open to all Sculpture and Fibers Students!*

When: Thursday, April13th Where: Electronic Art Gallery What: Motoko Furuhashi's installation of workshop projects

When: Thursday, April 13th 12:00-1:00PM Where: Visual Arts Building - Room F115 What: Brown-bag lunch discussion with graduate and post-bac students

The LEAP Institute for the Arts will be hosting a Soft Skills Seminar April 12th and 13th from 5:00-7:30pm each day. All Colorado State University [...]

https://actfilmfest.colostate.edu/

April 14, 2017 Rohit Azad, Jawarhal Nehru University - The New School BSB 103, Behavioral Sciences Building 3.00PM

The Department of Art and Art History will host director Oana Ivan for the screening and a discussion of her recent anthropological documentary film. The [...]

The members of the CSU Trombone Studio present a recital with a variety of solos and chamber ensembles.

This workshop/discussion session offers a space for women faculty to discuss the challenges they face in finding time to write. Academic reputations and careers in [...]

Sustainable Entrepreneurship of Zhuang’s Clothing and Creative Industry – LEAP 650 Yanhong Zeng Associate Professor, Head of the Teaching-Research Section, School of Journalism and Communication, [...]

Selected student chamber music ensembles perform an overview of the semester's work. “This annual event is a special effort to present all instrumental areas through [...]

Is your writing troubled by passive voice?  Did you read this first question and not recognize it is written in passive voice? Or the next one, too?  [...]

Featuring: Dr. Cristina Jo Pérez Visiting Assistant Professor of Comparative Border Studies University of California, Davis (12:00 P.M.) Dr. Joan B. Anderson Professor Emerita of [...]

The Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program (LACS) presents an Interdisciplinary Symposium on “Borders and Borderlands: Culture, Society, and Economics during Changing Times” Thursday, April [...]

Interdisciplinary Special Symposium Borders and Borderlands: Culture, Society, and Economics during Changing Times Presented by the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program Morgan Library, Event [...]

Visiting Artist Hannah Quinlivan is hosting her first open studio day 9-12 and 1-5pm.

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 [...]

Apr 21, 2017 Thomas Michl, Colgate University Behavioral Sciences building 103 3.00 PM

The Spring Dance Concert, featuring guest, faculty, and student choreography, is a wonderful opportunity to see some of the best dance in Fort Collins. This [...]

Visiting Artist Hannah Quinlivan is hosting a studio day 9-12 and 1-5pm.

Enjoy selections performed by all four choirs at CSU – Chamber Choir, Concert Choir, Men’s Chorus, and University Chorus. Over 200 voices join forces at [...]

Visiting Artist Hannah Quinlivan is hosting her first open studio day 9-12 and 1-5pm.

Interested in a career outside of academia? Join us for this panel about The Alternative Path: Social Sciences Careers in Government Agencies

Re-envisioning the CSU faculty is a proposal from the Faculty Council committee on non-tenure track faculty that would change the appointments and career paths for non-tenure track faculty members. The forum will include a summary of the proposal, comments by activists in national campaigns for contingent faculty rights, and discussion with the audience.

Exhibitions With guest Barbara Thiem, cello The University Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Maestro Wes Kenney, performs the great orchestra showpiece Pictures at an Exhibition by [...]

Has anyone ever asked you: What can you do with that music, art, history, English, philosophy, or any other degree you might be earning? The [...]

April 28 – May 20, 2017 

Swiss music educator, Emile Jaques-Dalcroze (1865-1950), believed in movement as our “sixth sense.” This workshop introduces participants to Dalcroze Eurhythmics, where, through movement, sound is [...]

Visiting Artist Hannah Quinlivan is hosting her first open studio day 9-12 and 1-5pm.

Directed by Laura Jones Business blooms at Mushnik’s Flower Shop when nerdy assistant Seymour Krelborn stumbles across a new breed of plant he names “Audrey [...]

CSU’s world percussion ensembles perform a varied concert featuring the calypso music of Trinidad/Tobago performed by the steel pan bands, the ragtime era represented by [...]

With guest Christopher Van Hof, Trombone The Concert Orchestra’s program titled Looking Back to Look Forward opens with Edvard Grieg's ‘Holberg’ Suite, Op. 40, conducted [...]

During Direction Gallery set up, artist Hannah Quinlivan is open for drop in visits.

Violin students of Ron Francois perform works from the standard violin repertoire. “This is a great opportunity for our students to showcase their talents and [...]

Exceptional students from the studios of Wesley Ferreira, Andrew Jacobson, Gary Moody, Peter Sommer, and Michelle Stanley join forces for a night of chamber music [...]

Violin students of Ron Francois perform works from the standard violin repertoire. “This is a great opportunity for our students to showcase their talents and [...]

Picture books teach children comprehension strategies such as predicting, summarizing, inferring, and asking questions—the same strategies we use as adults to look at art. Storytime [...]

4th Annual POLS 624 Poster Session will be held in Clark C 347-349 on student research designs.  Come have an intellectual "geek-out" about the topics [...]

Show will be open from May 5th until May 8th Opening reception May 5th 5.30-7.30  

Tickets: lctix.com or (970) 221-6730. Public pricing may increase by $5-$10 based on inventory. The Borromeo String Quartet's visionary performances include both fresh interpretations of [...]

Returning for their eleventh residency at Colorado State University, the Borromeo String Quartet – Nicholas Kitchen, violin; Kristopher Tong, violin; Mai Motobuchi, viola; and Yeesun Kim, cello – is one of the most sought after string quartets in the world. As a part of their residency, the quartet will lead a master class.

Dance majors present their capstone work in a dance concert featuring over thirty students. Come see the next generation of talented dance artists!