Sketchbook Sundays are a free, drop-in program at Gregory Allicar Museum of Art! Join us any Sunday from February 12 through March 26, 2023 for a free sketchbook and the inspiration to fill it. Everyone is welcome!

Forms required. Please bring a completed Photography Consent Form (Photography Consent Form in Spanish) and Liability Release Form with you to the class. Minors must also [...]

A mentoring and support program, the BITOC Collective will meet on the last Tuesday of the month (January-April) during the spring semester and will be led by faculty coordinators Dr. Ricki Ginsberg and Dr. Naitnaphit Limlamai.

With Jooyeon Chang, Piano, and Kevin Poelking, Composer Inspired by their personal reflections and work with fellow musicians and students throughout the pandemic, CSU faculty [...]

Our ACT Human Rights Film Festival is back for its eighth year bringing the best and most recent human rights cinema to northern Colorado, so mark your calendars for March 29 - April 2, 2023.

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

The Veterans Writing Workshop welcomes military members and affiliates to make their voices heard by submitting works of creative writing.

Join us for a music research colloquium presented by music education professor, Bonnie Jacobi. Dr. Jacobi will present the topic: Music-Making in the Early Years of [...]

Join our eighth annual ACT Human Rights Film Festival for a screening of the documentary film Into the Weeds: Dewayne "Lee" Johnson vs. Monsanto. This screening in the Lory Student Center Theater on CSU's campus is free and open to all.

Please save the date for the Inaugural Distinguished Lecture in Environmental Ethics with visiting scholar Kyle Whyte on Thursday, March 30th.  Dr. Whyte's lecture will be held in the Lory Student Center, Ballroom A.

Environmental Justice Two Years Later: Lessons from the U.S.' Largest Ever Investment to End Environmental Racism

Environmental Justice Two Years Later: Lessons from the U.S.' Largest Ever Investment to End Environmental Racism

Abstract: In 2021, the Biden-Harris Administration launched the largest investment in environmental justice in the history of the U.S. - pledging and allocating hundreds of billions of dollars to combat environmental racism. However, the scale of investment has revealed dimensions of environmental justice that have been neglected in public policy and academia. The neglected dimensions reveal problems that are vexing to solve, whether philosophically, scientifically, or practically. The presentation will review the status of environmental justice in the U.S. today, and recommend pathways forward given what has been learned through two years of growth in resources and policies for environmental justice.

All students are invited to join Philosophy Club. Meeting weekly, philosophy students join classmates from across campus to engage in deep discussion on topics picked by the group, ranging from the nature of time and the dimensions of human consciousness to the ethical challenges of global business and sustainability. Meetings take place in Eddy 6 every Friday at 4. Questions can be directed to this year’s club president, Matt Carter (matt2002@colostate.edu), or faculty advisor, Paul DiRado.

The Colorado Symphony Brass Quintet presents a recital and masterclass for CSU students and the community. The repertoire includes works from the Renaissance to the 20th century [...]

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!

Join faculty and students from CSU Dance for FREE classes in a variety of classical and contemporary dance forms. No prior experience is needed. All [...]

Colorado State University Event: Francophone Africa Festival About: Come celebrate the life and culture of Africa's many French-speaking countries with the Francophone Africa Festival! Celebrate [...]

Presented by the Ralph Opera Program An American icon, Aaron Copland's music evokes the wide-open spaces of American landscapes and gives voice to a pioneering [...]

Join us for the last screening of our eighth annual ACT Human Rights Film Festival: the documentary film Storming Caesars Palace. This screening is at the Lyric (1209 N. College Ave., Fort Collins). Get your tickets at https://act2023.eventive.org/.

India Luxton’s dissertation research assesses the socio-political and institutional roots of high rates of COVID-19 transmission using an extended case study of the JBS facility [...]

Grab your lunch and join ACT Human Rights Film Festival and CSU's Asian Pacific American Cultural Center for a free encore screening of new documentary film Dear Corky and conversation with filmmaker Curtis Chin in room 300 in CSU's Lory Student Center on Monday, April 3, at 12 p.m. All are welcome!

Please join us for a concert of solos and chamber music by members of the CSU Trumpet Studio.

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

We are very excited to have Adams County Commissioner (and CSU alum) Steve O'Dorisio join us on Wednesday, April 5th for lunch to discuss his [...]

The Veterans Writing Workshop welcomes military members and affiliates to make their voices heard by submitting works of creative writing.

Drop in anytime between 2:30 and 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 6 for our Communication Studies Open House in our department offices in the second floor annex of the Behavioral Sciences Building on CSU's campus. We'll have giveaways, treats (free coffee and donut holes!), and more. Bring a friend and you'll both be entered for more chances to win cool prizes.

Held in conjunction with The Glade Series, an exhibition of drawings and paintings by Ron Kroutel that showcase the area around the proposed NISP (Northern Integrated Supply Project) Glade Reservoir near Fort Collins. Hear poet Mark Irwin and artist Ron Kroutel in conversation on Thursday, April 6 at 5 p.m.

We hope you'll join us at our CSU Marching Band Q&A. During the webinar, you will receive an overview of our marching band program, meet [...]

All students are invited to join Philosophy Club. Meeting weekly, philosophy students join classmates from across campus to engage in deep discussion on topics picked by the group, ranging from the nature of time and the dimensions of human consciousness to the ethical challenges of global business and sustainability. Meetings take place in Eddy 6 every Friday at 4. Questions can be directed to this year’s club president, Matt Carter (matt2002@colostate.edu), or faculty advisor, Paul DiRado.

Join faculty and students from CSU Dance for FREE classes in a variety of classical and contemporary dance forms. No prior experience is needed. All [...]

Please join us for the 2023 CSU Art History Symposium on Monday, March 27 from 4:30-6:30 pm in room F101, Visual Arts Building. Enjoy free hors d’oeuvres while listening to four CSU undergraduates present original research in art history.

The Great American Songbook CSU Saxophone Professor Peter Sommer and University of Wyoming Director of Jazz Studies Ben Markley present a program of standards from [...]

Guest Panel on Global Studies: Global Feminisms  TUES April 11 | 4:30-5:30 PM | Behavioral Sciences 107 Featuring scholars from a range of different disciplines [...]

Join the Center for Educator Preparation for a space dedicated to LGBTQ+ future and current educators for this spring's Queer Book Club.

Just Getting Rollin’! Join CSU faculty artist, Eric Hollenbeck, for a concert that includes several pieces featuring the lost art of rolling on marimba. A [...]

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

The Veterans Writing Workshop welcomes military members and affiliates to make their voices heard by submitting works of creative writing.

Healthy Living through Interpersonal Communication Presented by Meara Faw, Ph.D., associate professor of communication studies, CSU and Community and Behavioral Health, Colorado School of Public [...]

– Early creative passions complement AAH alumni professional successes and future explorations. Seven (7) CSU Graphic Design alums that have had very successful careers in the [...]

Join Dr. Abigail Shupe for the next CSU Music Research Colloquium when she presents "Musical Quotation and Irony in the Blowback Podcast." The series is [...]

The CSU Flute studio presents a recital by studio members.

Acclaimed poet Jos Charles will read from her poetry collection feeld, which was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in Poetry. This startling collection addresses the vicissitudes of desire, identity, and trans life.

Why History (Still) Needs Historians: Adventures at the Edge of Pandemic Studies Presented as the Furniss Lecture at Clark A 101 , Colorado State University, [...]

Dr. Patricia Zavella’s talk will discuss the social movement that focuses on reproductive justice that originated in Black feminist organizing in the 1990s and quickly became multiracial.

Join the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art for Slow Art Day 2023, a global event that celebrates looking at and loving art! Slow Art Day is an annual event held in April that invites visitors to look at specific works for ten minutes each. Participants are then encouraged to meet and discuss their experience. It's that simple!

Join faculty and students from CSU Dance for FREE classes in a variety of classical and contemporary dance forms. No prior experience is needed. All [...]

Experience an eclectic performance exploring themes of joy, grit, and community. The spring concert features TangoFusion, a breathtaking dance by internationally acclaimed choreographer, Hernan Justo the artistic director of Carolina Ballet Theatre. Justo will be on campus this spring to put the finishing touches on his complex work that is being restaged on the students by faculty member Matthew Harvey. Additional faculty choreographers present new dances, including Grace Gallagher, Susie Garifi, and Julia Cooper. Selected student choreography rounds out what promises to be a rich and exciting performance. 

Come celebrate student success at the English Department Scholarship Awards Reception on April 17, 2023!

Dr. Bacon will perform selections by J.S. Bach, Dieterich Buxtehude, and Robert Schumann's Six Fugues, op. 60. A native of N.J., Dr. Joel Bacon holds [...]

Enjoy a program of art songs and arias from CSU voice students.

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

RSVP: https://col.st/Avp09 Join us for a special small group discussion as part of our “Java & Justice” series. This event features two professors from CSU, [...]

CSU's Center for Environmental Justice invites you to a Java & Justice event in Warner 106. Abolitionist Methodologies: The Case of US Prison Agriculture Please [...]

Epistemology of Science Workshop

This workshop will focus on the epistemic concepts that are central to scientific practice:
explanation, understanding, and knowledge. In particular, the focus will be on the social
structures, methods, and idealized representations used to accomplish these epistemic aims of
science.

Visit our Center for Environmental Justice booth at Earth Day in the Lory Student Center Sculpture Garden at Colorado State University. Giveaways and drawings for [...]

Join the Department of English and the Greyrock Review team as we celebrate our 2023 newest issue! All are welcome.

OGSW in collaboration with ASCSU is proud to present The Write Life, a three-day event featuring CSU faculty, alumni, and guest speakers in conversation about options and opportunities after CSU for those who are pursuing English degrees or who have an interest in the literary community.

This workshop will focus on the epistemic concepts that are central to scientific practice:
explanation, understanding, and knowledge. In particular, the focus will be on the social
structures, methods, and idealized representations used to accomplish these epistemic aims of
science. This workshop will bring together both junior and senior faculty from these disciplines
that are interested in these topics to discuss how these epistemic concepts are related and
what justifies us in accepting the epistemic products of science.

All students are invited to join Philosophy Club. Meeting weekly, philosophy students join classmates from across campus to engage in deep discussion on topics picked by the group, ranging from the nature of time and the dimensions of human consciousness to the ethical challenges of global business and sustainability. Meetings take place in Eddy 6 every Friday at 4. Questions can be directed to this year’s club president, Matt Carter (matt2002@colostate.edu), or faculty advisor, Paul DiRado.

All students at CSU, regardless of major, may audition for a theatre production.

Join the CSU Marching Band on Saturday, April 22, 2023 and experience what it’s like to perform with the band during the Green and Gold Football Scrimmage! This event is open to high school juniors, seniors, transfer students, associate degree graduates, and current CSU students (and their parents/guardians) who want to see what it's like to be in CSU Marching Band.   To register for the 2023 CSU Marching Band Spring Game Extravaganza, click here.

Join faculty and students from CSU Dance for FREE classes in a variety of classical and contemporary dance forms. No prior experience is needed. All [...]

Directed by Debbie Swann There will be a Livestream of Machinal on Saturday, April 29. The theatre season concludes with a gem of an expressionist [...]

Students of Peter Sommer, Dan Goble, and Wil Swindler perform classic and contemporary works for solo saxophone and chamber groups. Please join us for this [...]

The Graduate String Quartet will present their second concert of the year featuring new and old works for string quartet.

Join us for the popular CSU Music faculty performance, which features works by W.A. Mozart, Gioachino Rossini, Rebecca Clarke, and a commissioned work for flute and [...]

A mentoring and support program, the BITOC Collective will meet on the last Tuesday of the month (January-April) during the spring semester and will be led by faculty coordinators Dr. Ricki Ginsberg and Dr. Naitnaphit Limlamai.

Concert #2 CSU Jazz Ensembles under the direction of Wil Swindler and Shilo Stroman present guest composer/bassist Sherisse Rogers. Ms. Rogers is a versatile composer, [...]

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

The Department of Sociology will honor Dr. Prabha Unnithan and his many contributions near & far on Wednesday, April 26 from 4-5:30pm at CSU’s Durrell [...]

The Summary Report for this event is now available. CoFC Land Use Code 2023 -Summary Report

Join us as we introduce a new campus group, Queeries, CSU's newest space for Queer-identifying teachers and co-conspirators.

Join us for an encore screening of our Thematic Year of Health documentary film, Into The Weeds, at CSU Spur's Hydro Building in the Confluence Theater on Thursday, April 27.

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

Please join us to hear Sociology graduate students present their work on a wide variety of topics. Graduate students, contact Anne Uhlman to secure your [...]

The annual Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Thesis Exhibition marks the culmination of a three-year degree program in the visual arts that fosters individual research and creative studio practice. Students in the program focus on a particular area of study and complete a mature body of work in their chosen field. Artwork is situated within the discourse of contemporary art practice.

Dr. Nishant Upadhyay’s (they/them) talk will trace the emergent calls for solidarities with Indigenous communities by the Hindu right on Turtle Island.

Join faculty and students from CSU Dance for FREE classes in a variety of classical and contemporary dance forms. No prior experience is needed. All [...]

This event is an in-person live audition for anyone interested in joining the Fall 2023 CSU Color Guard. The day will begin with registration, continue with instructional/review time, and finish with the live auditions. Interested individuals who cannot make the live auditions can submit videos instead. All video auditions are due by 11:59 p.m. on Friday, April 28. There is no fee to audition. For details about the CSU Color Guard and to register for auditions, click here.

ARCINDA (The Arts and Culture of Indonesia) return to the museum with a special performance of Javanese ballet and gamelan music!

Directed by Debbie Swann The theatre season concludes with a gem of an expressionist play by one of the 20th century’s most provocative female playwrights. Inspired [...]

Join Assistant Professor Ramona Ausubel on Sunday, April 30th at 2pm at Wolverine Farm for the Fort Collins launch of her newest novel, The Last Animal!

CSU’s Chamber and Concert Choirs are excited to join forces with Laudamus Chamber Chorale to perform Mozart’s monumental “Requiem,” accompanied by an orchestra comprised of [...]

Momentum The CSU Concert Band ends the semester with a performance capitalizing on the momentum built throughout the year. Join the Concert Band for this [...]

The Legacy of Leipzig Both J.S. Bach and Felix Mendelssohn lived in Leipzig --albeit in different centuries—and both made major musical contributions to this great [...]

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

Sociology's Executive Committee will recognize and celebrate Dr. Pete Taylor's outstanding service as Chair of CSU's Department of Sociology. RSVP appreciated: soccomm@colostate.edu  

GAMA’s free Music in the Museum Concert Series explores the cross-fertilization of music and the visual arts through concerts in the galleries. Performances by Colorado State University music faculty and students are enriched with context provided by faculty and students from the Department of Art and Art History and the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance.

Opening Reception: Thursday, May 11, 4:30 - 7:00 PM The Department of Art and Art History presents the annual Juried BFA Exhibition 2023 featuring new works throughout [...]

The Department of Communication Studies is hosting our First-Generation Student Celebration on Thursday, May 4, 4-6 p.m. at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art! It’s an opportunity for all our first-generation undergraduate students to connect with our faculty and with one another in person.

We hope you'll join us at our CSU Marching Band Q&A. During the webinar, you will receive an overview of our marching band program, meet [...]

All students are invited to join Philosophy Club. Meeting weekly, philosophy students join classmates from across campus to engage in deep discussion on topics picked by the group, ranging from the nature of time and the dimensions of human consciousness to the ethical challenges of global business and sustainability. Meetings take place in Eddy 6 every Friday at 4. Questions can be directed to this year’s club president, Matt Carter (matt2002@colostate.edu), or faculty advisor, Paul DiRado.

See CSU Theatre's advanced directing students' brilliant work in the student-directed One Act Festival. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you will most certainly be taken [...]

A Monumental Close! Join us as we celebrate Maestro Wes Kenney's retirement with Mahler's gigantic Symphony No. 3. This virtuosic work concludes with what quite [...]

See CSU Theatre's advanced directing students' brilliant work in the student-directed One Act Festival. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you will most certainly be taken [...]