Modern Music for Solo Trombone CSU faculty artist, Drew Leslie, explores some of the exciting new repertoire that has been recently composed for the trombone [...]

Week-long exhibition of art by student Taylor Morrow in the Mini Gallery, Visual Art Building, Colorado State University.

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

Calling all Comm Studies majors and wanna-be majors! Join our virtual open house on Tuesday, March 30, for a chance to talk with department facultyabout [...]

Jay Ke-Schutte, a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Communications Studies and the Department of Anthropology and Geography at Colorado State University, will share their research into how intersectionality – the interconnectedness of gender, race, class and other social factors – along with cultures and languages impact how people communicate and experience places – and identities of personhoods during an upcoming colloquium on March 31 at 11:30 a.m.  The virtual lecture, “Made in Others’ Wor(l)ds: Personhood and the Angloscene in Afro-Chinese Beijing,” asks the question, What is it like to be an African student in Beijing? and will address how globalized forces are shaping China-Africa educational encounters.  Access the lecture via MS Teams here: https://col.st/bVFrp

History Club's virtual Jeopardy! night is Thursday, April 1 at 6:00 pm. There are sure to be some categories related to April Fool's Days or [...]

The Department of Art and Art History’s First Generation Conversation is an informal panel discussion to create dialogue between faculty and students, foster community, and provide a place to support students who are the first people in their family to attend college.

Students earning MFAs in Creative Writing from the Department of English read their thesis live.

CSU'S Department of Economics and Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics are pleased to co-host the spring 2021 seminar series. Join us on Fridays online [...]

The guitar studio of Jeff LaQuatra presents a recital featuring chamber music and solo performances of contemporary works, as well as arrangements of standard classical [...]

The annual CSU Percussion Ensemble spring concert will feature contemporary music written for chamber music from standards such as Ionisation by Edgard Varese to smaller [...]

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

*Note: The date for this event has been changed from April 28th to April 7th. Since its inception in 2008, the graduate quartet program at [...]

Enjoy UCA performances anytime from the comfort of your home! While there are no in-person events this spring, students, family, friends, and arts patrons can [...]

Got a great art history paper? Present it at the CSU Art History Virtual Symposium! The student who delivers the best 20-minute paper will win $100. All CSU undergraduates (including students who graduated in Fall 2020) are eligible for consideration. To apply, submit a 200-word abstract that summarizes your topic, and explains what is original about your interpretation or research, to Dr. David Riep at David.riep@colostate.edu by March 1, 2021.

This informal concert features new choreography by faculty, guest artists, and student choreographers. While there are no in-person events this spring, students, family, friends, and [...]

Presented by the Ralph Opera Program Gian-Carlo Menotti’s “The Old Maid and the Thief” is a unique opera that was written expressly for radio. Circumstances [...]

Featuring St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Phelps Organ This recital of organ music will be presented on the newly renovated organ of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, [...]

CSU'S Department of Economics and Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics are pleased to co-host the spring 2021 seminar series. Join us on Fridays online [...]

Presented by the Ralph Opera Program Gian-Carlo Menotti’s “The Old Maid and the Thief” is a unique opera that was written expressly for radio. Circumstances [...]

A New World With Bryan Wallick, piano The strings and percussion of the CSU Sinfonia create a new world with two world-premieres of works by [...]

Week-long exhibition of paintings by Aitor Lajarin-Encina’s Advanced Painting Students in the Mini Gallery, Visual Art Building, Colorado State University.

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

In collaboration with history students at Colorado State University, the Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures will debut Genghis Khan and the Empire He [...]

Spring 2021 ON THE BRINK Reading Series Curated by Professor Saffron Henke What have we learned from 2020? How do we as theatre artists respond [...]

CSU'S Department of Economics and Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics are pleased to co-host the spring 2021 seminar series. Join us on Fridays online [...]

The 2019-21 Induction Ceremony for CSU Department of Sociology's chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta Sociological Honor Society (AKD) will feature Keynote Speaker Dr. Melissa Rorie, [...]

Spring 2021 ON THE BRINK Reading Series Curated by Professor Saffron Henke What have we learned from 2020? How do we as theatre artists respond [...]

Experience some of Indonesia’s cultural treasures! Our collaboration with ARCINDA (The Arts and Culture of Indonesia) continues online this year! On April 24, 2021, ARCINDA [...]

Spring 2021 ON THE BRINK Reading Series Curated by Professor Saffron Henke What have we learned from 2020? How do we as theatre artists respond [...]

The Designs & Images: a celebration of the creative process has more than a 47-year long tradition showcasing the visual arts in Poudre School District. Over [...]

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

We are excited to announce a free virtual Community Dance Workshop led by CSU dance majors. All classes are held via zoom. No prior dance [...]

Please join the Department of History for a "First Book" celebration. During the past year, Nicole Archambeau, Jessica Jackson, Doug Sheflin, and Andrea Duffy each [...]

We are excited to announce a free virtual Community Dance Workshop led by CSU dance majors. All classes are held via zoom. No prior dance [...]

Join the History Department for the annual Furniss lecture. Our speaker this year will be Prof. Ruth Alexander, whose talk will be "Reward and Risk [...]

The CSU Creative Writing Reading Series Welcomes Jacqueline Lyons as this year's presenter of the Crow-Tremblay Alumni Reading.

We are excited to announce a free virtual Community Dance Workshop led by CSU dance majors. All classes are held via zoom. No prior dance [...]

SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENT PRESENTATIONS Please request the Zoom link from India Luxton. Laurence Pedroni Total Liberation: A Comparison between Radical Environmental Movements and Indigenous Environmental Movements [...]

Ticket sales for live-streamed events end 15-minutes prior to the start of the performance. As we believe art is the antidote in bleak and difficult [...]

Ticket sales for live-streamed events end 15-minutes prior to the start of the performance. As we believe art is the antidote in bleak and difficult [...]

Ticket sales for live-streamed events end 15-minutes prior to the start of the performance. As we believe art is the antidote in bleak and difficult [...]