All graduate students interested in careers in communication are invited to join this virtual alumni panel. On Monday, April 28 from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 [...]

The CSU Music faculty present a program that includes works for various groupings of instruments and voices, including Johannes Brahms’ Piano Quartet, and "Improvisation on [...]

Jazz Ensembles I and II present a concert dedicated to the legacy of great jazz drummer, Roy Haynes who passed away in November 2024, just [...]

Students from Dr. Bryan Wallick’s piano studio perform selected works.

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 [...]

A recital of musical theatre vocal students from the studio of Patricia Goble.

Philosophy Students, Mark your calendars!  The Philosophy Department is hosting a mandatory meeting for all majors on Thursday, May 1 from 4-5:30 pm in Clark C144.

 

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, [...]

Symphonic Band Concert: Abstractions Jayme Taylor, Conductor, James Mepham, Graduate Student Conductor

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, [...]

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!

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, [...]

Students of the oboe and bassoon studios of Dr. Galit Kaunitz and Dr. Cayla Bellamy perform solo, and ensemble works written from the 1600s to [...]

The concert features percussion music from several parts of the world, including a Mexican Marimba band, Brazilian Ensemble, Civil War Rope Drum Ensemble, Ragtime Novelty [...]

Dr. Gabin Korbéogo is Professor of Sociology at the University of Joseph Ki-Zerbo in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, and Director of the Research Lab for Local Initiatives. [...]

Passions Join guest conductor and master’s student, Cameron Honnen, for a concert full of life and passion!

The Printmaking Area is excited to present a 3-person visiting designer/maker presentation! TJ Norris, Garret Danielson, and Chris Jones are three Fort Collins-based entrepreneurs are [...]

Master of Tuplets (Bach’s Revenge) What do Baroque music and Heavy Metal have in common? Find out as the Concert Orchestra integrates music from Baroque [...]

Join us as Blake Faculty Fellows present their research and lead a conversation about engaged humanities scholarship. Faculty Fellows: Kari Anderson, Jessica Jackson, Emily Moore, [...]

A collaboration of professional theatre artists, faculty members, current students, and CSU alumni, the ON THE BRINK Company explores works representing a variety of underrepresented [...]

Explanatory particularism is an approach to studying explanation that takes social aspects of scientific practice as primary. Like recent defenses of pluralism about explanation, this account rejects the traditional idea that there is one kind of explanation common to all the sciences and everyday life. Instead, multiple styles of explanation flourish in local contexts, intersecting with one another in diverse ways. More radical than other forms of explanatory pluralism, the particularist approach directs philosophers’ attention to often overlooked aspects of scientific practice: interdisciplinary collaboration and conflict, interlinked aspects of understanding, and a pro-social image of science as diverse yet unified. I’ll introduce the particularist approach and then discuss some of its main implications and results.

Note: This concert was moved from April 27th to May 8th. This concert features repertoire for piano trio, string trio and piano trio.

CSU School of Music, Theatre and Dance presents Ellipsis, a compelling collection of work that explores the depth of human experience through movement. This concert [...]

The spring capstone concert features the creative work of senior dance majors Macala Bartucci, Matt Bishop, Kris Johnson, Ellie Schroeder, and Liam Teagarden.

CSU School of Music, Theatre and Dance presents Ellipsis, a compelling collection of work that explores the depth of human experience through movement. This concert [...]

The Department of Art and Art History is delighted to invite you to the 2024–25 BFA Exhibition, celebrating the creativity and artistic rigor of our [...]

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.

CSU's officialcommencement website has everything graduating students and their guests need to know about Spring 2025 commencement at Colorado State University. There are two events [...]

Hosted by the Colleges of Agricultural Sciences, Liberal Arts, and Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences 📅 Date: May 20, 2025 🕒 Time: Drop-in anytime 1:30 [...]