CSU Dance Lab is a college preparatory summer program offering immersive study in classical and contemporary dance forms, repertory, theory, and composition. In addition to dance classes and rehearsals, students will attend lectures, develop artist statements, choreograph solos, and present a public performance. Mentored by CSU Dance faculty, renowned guest artists, and current dance majors, attendees expand skills and knowledge while contributing to a collaborative creative process. Beginner through pre-preprofessional level dancers ages 14+ are invited to register for our two-week in-person intensive. To ensure individualized attention, registration is limited to 24 dancers admitted on a first-come-first-served basis.

A closing reception for Don Vogl: An Independent Vision. Free & open to all.

Would you like to try a new way of building community and join in on an experiment?  Let’s call it a “Test Run of the [...]

Bill Tremblay will read poetry at the Church of Beethoven at 1:00 to 2:30 pm at Avogadro's Number at 605 S. Mason St in Fort Collins. Also playing: the Denver WW-5 Woodwind Quintet.

Join us to welcome incoming M.A. and Ph.D. students! LSC 384 is a new space in Lory Student Center's furthest northeast corner on the upper [...]

Join us on Wednesday, August 16, 6 to 7:30pm, for this month's NoCo Scoop Discussion at the Old Town Library. Part of our Center for Public Deliberation's (CPD's) Deliberative Journalism Project, these adventurous public discussions aim to showcase different viewpoints to keep our community in touch with the diverse range of backgrounds, positions, and opinions that make us great.

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This encore presentation of Shattering Perspectives: A Teaching Collection of African Ceramics is a collaborative, student-generated exhibition exploring ceramic arts from across the African continent through vessels and objects from the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art's permanent collections.

A free, hour-long Vinyasa flow yoga class in the Annual Flower Trial Gardens, across the street from the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art. Led by Theresa McLaren, GAMA Visitor Services Manager and certified yoga instructor.

Join us Friday, August 25 from 11am-1pm for lunch and a panel discussion on polarization and depolarization with special guest speaker Prof. Matt Levendusky (University [...]

One of the first events of CSU's Thematic Year of Democracy is the Polarization and Depolarization Panel and Lunch on Friday, August 25th, 11-1pm on CSU's Lory Student Center, Longs Peak Room. This event will focus on political polarization and depolarization, focused on the work of Professor Matthew Levendusky from the University of Pennsylvania, recent author of Our Common Bonds. Center for Public Deliberation Director Martin Carcasson and Associate Director Katie Knobloch will be part of a panel responding to Dr. Levendusky's comments. Lunch will be provided.

Friday, August 25 from 1-2pm in LSC 322 Pradip Swarnakar is a professor in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences at the Indian Institute [...]

This exhibition draws from Gregory Allicar Museum’s permanent collection as part of Colorado State University’s Thematic Year of Democracy. Artworks were selected by CSU faculty to offer entry and insight into some of the many expressions of democracy. In displaying works that relate to current courses, discussions, and research at the university, Demonstrating Democracy also illustrates the inherently political and interdisciplinary nature of art making.

Throughout the semester, department faculty will meet with graduate students to share their research interests and projects. These informal sessions are meant to acquaint graduate students with the breadth and depth of philosophical work in the department and to inform their choices of faculty advisors and mentors.