Students! Faculty! Staff! Stop by the newly painted mural on the north side of the first floor of Clark. Meet the artists and admire the [...]

Echoes of Myth and Modernity: Flute and Piano Masterworks from Europe to the Americas Faculty artists Ysmael Reyes, flute, and Jooyeon Chang, piano, present a [...]

Please join us for "Laws that Deify, and Deifying the Laws: Iamblichus’ defense of 'pagan' Mediterranean religious practices" with Paul DiRado (CSU) on Tuesday, April 1 at 5 pm in the Behavioral Sciences Building rm 103.

Virtuoso Violin Masterpieces With Bryan Wallick, Piano Chinese-Canadian violinist Yi-Jia Susanne Hou performs virtuoso works by Johannes Brahms, Franz Schubert, Camille Saint-Saëns, Amy Beach, and [...]

Our ACT Human Rights Film Festival returns for its tenth year, bringing the latest and most compelling human rights cinema to Northern Colorado. Save the [...]

Artist talks in connection with Maya Guatemala and Us: Divergent Convergences, on view April 4 to July 28, 2025.

Cello, Is It Me You’re Looking For? Cello, Is It Me You’re Looking For? Join us for an evening featuring works for cello ensemble as [...]

The Write Life OGSW in collaboration with EGSA is proud to present The Write Life, a two-day event featuring CSU faculty, alumni, and guest speakers [...]

Maya Guatemala and Us: Divergent Convergences offers a visual narrative of a particular convergence between Maya civilization and its peoples and peoples from Europe and North America.

Maya Guatemala and Us: Divergent Convergences offers a visual narrative of a particular convergence between Maya civilization and its peoples and peoples from Europe and North America.

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 the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art for Slow Art Day 2025, 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!

The students of Dr. Ysmael Reyes and Dr. Michelle Stanley present a program of solo and chamber works for flute in assorted styles and genres.

Presented by the Ralph Opera Program Gilbert and Sullivan’s comic opera in two acts is packed with tender-hearted pirates, bungling police officers, absurd adventures, and [...]

Join us for our final Sociology-in-Progress Community Gathering this spring. "Manufacturing Precarity: From Meatpacking to Grain Processing, American Industries’  Quest for Cheap Labor"  Dr. Jackie [...]

Guest artist Mauricio Nader is one of Mexico's premier artists. Funded in part by the Lilla B. Morgan fund, Mr. Nader will present a solo [...]

You, Me, We: A Showcase of Six Painters Maisy Gardiner, Isabelle Maynard, Casey Callaway, Carrigan Grow, Ariel Sophabmisay, Elizabeth Maldonado April 8 - 13 Opening [...]

Celebrate in Lory Student Center Plaza with our language clubs and explore the many cultures and languages represented on our campus.

Please join Madeleine Jansen, professor of violin and viola at Kansas State University for an evening of music for violin and piano.

An Imperial Republic? Democracy, Public Opinion, and U.S. Cold War Foreign Policy About the Event: How have American leaders sought to gain popular support for [...]

Join five Sociology grads to learn about the work they do and pathways to their current careers. We'll have plenty of time for Q&A so [...]

This event has been cancelled. Voices Reminisce With Juhyun Lee, Piano Join faculty artist Patricia Goble for her CSU premier solo recital featuring Voices that [...]

Thinking about applying to an MA or PhD program in English Literature, but not sure where to start? This workshop, led by CSU literature faculty [...]

The Creative Writing Reading Series presents Nicholas Gulig and Tishani Doshi on Thursday, April 10, 2025 at the Lory Student Center.

The Jazz Combos, directed by Gabriel Santiago, David Mequitic, and graduate conducting student Sam Lumsden, demonstrate small group jazz, focused on improvisation. This concert features [...]

Guest artist Mauricio Nader is one of Mexico's premier artists. Funded in part by the Lilla B. Morgan fund, Mr. Nader will collaborate with Ron [...]

Join the Directing II class for the 10 Minute Play Festival. The featured directors are Ash Campbell, Grace Hellman, Caelum Janski, Vincent. Liebchen, Anh Nguyen, Jonathan Paul, DeChi Peterson, Alex Pruitt, and Jack Slaughter.

The Rocky Mountain Saxophone Summit features professors and students from Front Range universities in clinics, masterclasses, and performances. Free and open to the public, the summit is a great opportunity for saxophonists of all ages and levels to learn about the technical and expressive aspects of playing and practicing while listening to great performances from top-notch professionals around the region. We hope you will join us for this special event!

Join Fellow alumni, friends, industry professionals, students & faculty for refreshments and conversation. Where: Hydro Building of CSU Spur Complex RSVP Here

The culminating event of the full-day summit, the "Potpourri" recital, features performances from Dan Goble, Nathan Mertens, Elizabeth Rosinbum, Peter Sommer, Sam Williams, Jennifer Turpen, [...]

The trombone studio, under the direction of Associate Professor Dr. Drew Leslie, presents an evening of music composed and arranged for trombone ensemble. The concert [...]

Two powerhouse ensembles and wind chamber music leaders will join forces to create a “super band” collaboration featuring the music of the iconic musician and [...]

Play along with Professor Greenough, double bass, and Sphere Ensemble for a special session! All string instruments welcome! Sphere Ensemble is a 14-piece band of [...]

Join us for a concert of solos and chamber music by members of the trumpet studio led by Dr. Stanley Curtis.

Music for Motion Sphere Ensemble presents the world premiere of Music for Motion, a commission written by American composer and Pulitzer Prize finalist Carter Pann, [...]

Hot Takes: Higher Education in the Changing Federal Landscape April 15 11 am LSC 304-306 Panelists: Duan Ruff, Director for SLiCE Michelle Stanley, Interim Vice Provost [...]

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

M.A. Student Rebecca Whitten's Thesis: Sports Participation as a Social Determinant of Athletic Sex Differences Abstract: The belief in a substantial gap in physical ability [...]

Please consider sharing your research progress with faculty and graduate students! Contact Amber Obermaier, Symposium Coordinator, to sign up to be a presenter.

Join us for the Catalyzing Student Leaders event series led by the 2025 Democracy Fellows and Ambassadors. These interactive events are designed to empower and [...]

English Literature Research Spotlight Dr. Lynn Badia, an expert in environmental humanities, was recently on sabbatical working on an interdisciplinary research project about climate scenarios. [...]

Join us for a diverse horn recital featuring CSU alum Dr. Nicholas Gledhill, instructor of horn at Colorado Mesa University. Dr. Gledhill is joined by [...]

The Jazz Combos, directed by Peter Sommer, David Mequitic, and graduate conducting student Sam Lumsden, demonstrate small group jazz, focused on improvisation. The concert features [...]

Over the course of two evenings, student ensembles perform trios, quartets, and quintets prepared through a combination of self-directed rehearsals and coaching by woodwind faculty [...]

CSU Dance keeps innovation alive! This diverse concert features new works by faculty members Madeline Harvey, Susie Garifi, and Godwin Abotsi, and selected student choreographers. [...]

CSU Dance keeps innovation alive! This diverse concert features new works by faculty and student choreographers. Be inspired by our performers' versatility, athleticism, and expressiveness.

CSU Dance keeps innovation alive! This diverse concert features new works by faculty members Madeline Harvey, Susie Garifi, and Godwin Abotsi, and selected student choreographers. [...]

Come celebrate student, faculty, and staff success at the English Department Awards Reception on Monday, April 21, 2025!

We warmly invite you to our next speaker in the Mellon-funded Distinguished Lecture Series in Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies, Spring 2025!  Jennifer C. Nash [...]

Join us for the Catalyzing Student Leaders event series led by the 2025 Democracy Fellows and Ambassadors. These interactive events are designed to empower and [...]

Please join us for "Music in need of some explanation: Social Media as Labor in Contemporary Classical Music" with John Pippen (CSU Music faculty) on Wednesday, April 23 at 5 pm in LSC 304-06.

For the past thirty years, social media has been integral to how contemporary classical ensembles made their music valuable. My paper places social media in an ethnographic and historical context to consider how musicians produce value through their labor. In the 2000s, such media fed optimistic narratives of musicians as people doing what they loved, in a sense not “working” at all. I argue that musicians use social media to create “production-tracking use values.”

MFA3 An event featuring Master of Fine Arts students in Art, Music, and Creative Writing Thursday, April 24 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Join Gregory Allicar Museum of [...]

Join us for an upcoming alumni panel! On Thursday, April 24, join us for two insightful alumni panels with esteemed communication studies graduates who will [...]

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. This year, we’re celebrating Claudia Bokulich, the only MFA graduate of 2025.

Hot Takes on a Shifting Economy: What It Means for Colorado, Campus, and the Country April 25 12:00-1:15 pm LSC 312 Moderator: Elissa Braunstein, CLA [...]

Directed by Debbie Swann The 2024-2025 season ends with one of the most famous poems in the English language, John Milton’s 17th-century tale Paradise Lost, [...]

The Road is Life The Wind Symphony, directed by Dr. Rebecca Phillips, finishes the season with a celebration of music at CSU! Guest conductors include [...]

This concert features the CSU Percussion Ensemble and a presentation of awards to the Percussive Arts Society Percussion Ensemble Festival participating ensembles.

Directed by Debbie Swann The 2024-2025 season ends with one of the most famous poems in the English language, John Milton’s 17th-century tale Paradise Lost, [...]

Directed by Debbie Swann The 2024-2025 season ends with one of the most famous poems in the English language, John Milton’s 17th-century tale Paradise Lost, [...]