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.

The Mini Gallery provides gallery space for undergraduate students on a weekly basis throughout the year. Students design and install their own exhibitions, providing them with valuable experience in exhibition design. Located in F102, with access from Pitkin Street.

Many say that we are suffering from a crisis of a lack of trust in science in this country. In response, significant effort has been lavished on improving science communication — with the aim of promoting such trust. But it’s not always clear what “trust of science” ought to mean. Does “science” really deserve “our” trust? Why? Without compelling answers to these questions, we are rudderless when it comes to improving the relationship between science and the public. I will attempt to steer us in a better direction.

Home and Away With Jooyeon Chang, Piano Join CSU faculty artist Dr. Cayla Bellamy for a worldwide, whirlwind tour of music for bassoon with piano [...]

Please join us in celebrating the recital performances of our CSU music students. Student Recitals are FREE and open to the public. Note: Dates, times, [...]

Kindly considering preparing one of your favorite recipes to share with the Department at our annual fall gathering! Please bring a side dish or dessert to [...]

The Mini Gallery provides gallery space for undergraduate students on a weekly basis throughout the year. Students design and install their own exhibitions, providing them with valuable experience in exhibition design. Located in F102, with access from Pitkin Street.

Start the semester with a delightful and enjoyable trombone and horn music evening with CSU faculty artists Dr. John McGuire and Dr. Drew Leslie as [...]

In teaching beginning courses in critical thinking and logic, teachers seek to develop a way of presenting the subject matter that addresses the difficulties and common confusions so often found among students.  Unfortunately, many of the textbooks do not address these problems directly nor pedagogically.  The talk will discuss the approach I eventually took to  confront these difficulties and confusions by reorganizing the presentation of the subject matter, and which along the way led to writing the book The Elements of Arguments: An Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking.

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.

Music in the Museum Concert Series at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art explores the cross-fertilization of music and the visual arts through concerts in [...]

JOIN US ON THE LSC PLAZA AS WE KICKOFF THE THEMATIC YEAR OF DEMOCRACY WITH AN ICE CREAM SOCIAL! Stop by, grab an ice cream [...]

Celebrate International Democracy Day with ice cream, popsicles, and conversation about what democracy means to you!

KuoRay Mao has kindly agreed to be a panelist for CSU’s “Democracy Around the World” event. Join faculty from political science and sociology as they [...]

I, Too, Sing America: The Friendship and Collaboration of Margaret Bonds and Langston Hughes As an undergraduate at Northwestern University, pianist-composer Margaret Bonds (1913-1972) stumbled [...]

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!

The day is designed for high school-age dancers and their teachers/coaches and features movement classes, a lunch and learn session with faculty and students (lunch included), informal showings, and teacher workshops.

Regina Helcher Yost is nationally renowned as an orchestral and chamber music musician and an acclaimed flute and piccolo pedagogy teacher. She is the second [...]

The Mini Gallery provides gallery space for undergraduate students on a weekly basis throughout the year. Students design and install their own exhibitions, providing them with valuable experience in exhibition design. Located in F102, with access from Pitkin Street.

In this proposed talk, drawing upon two decades of activist-academic engagement in struggles for Indigenous rights, migrant rights and working-class politics, Dr. Dutta will outline [...]

CSU faculty artists Dr. Tiffany Blake and Tim Burns present a program of art song.

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.

Niebla is an exhibition featuring a selection of paintings, drawings, videos, and objects made in the last ten years that aims to introduce Lajarin-Encina's work to friends, colleagues, and neighbors in Fort Collins.

Welcome event for new and incoming students and all ANTH and GR students. Food and beverages provided. Meet department faculty, staff, and peers! Open to [...]

When Thomas Hobbes, in the middle of the 17th century, reluctantly took up the problem of free will in his exchange with Bramhall, he blamed medieval scholastic philosophy for having fatally obscured the true nature of the problem. In a way, he is very much correct, because the medieval approach to the problem exemplifies the understanding of self-control that Hobbes seeks to reject: the idea that we control ourselves because we have a will that can exercise second-order control over our volitions. Hobbes’s approach, however, is hardly new. Indeed, its clearest statement goes back to Augustine, at the start of the Middle Ages. On the Augustinian approach, our volitions are self-reflexively under their own control, with no need and no possibility of securing any sort of higher-level control.

2023 Loveland Stone Age Fair Fair: 9am-6pm Presentations and Awards: 1pm McKee 4-H, Youth and Community Building at The Ranch 5280 Arena Circle, Loveland, Colorado [...]

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 levels ages 16+ are welcome! The class takes place at the University Center for the Arts located at 1400 Remington St. in studio 101.

Associate Professor of Art History Dave Riep give a gallery tour of the encore exhibition Shattering Perspectives: A Teaching Collection of African Ceramics!

Civics and Voting 101 September 25 from 12-1pm in LSC 304-306 RSVP: https://col.st/xsmwj

This special edition of "The Scoop," will be a discussion of censorship and Banned Books leading up to Banned Books Week (October 1 - October [...]

Come hear four award-winning CLA faculty talk everything from Korean media to the power of community. Join us for brief, exciting presentations, followed by a [...]

Anthropology and Geography Seminar Series: Dr. Briana Pobiner, Smithsonian Institution Human Origins Program  Thursday, September 28 || Lory Student Center Room 304-306 || 5-6:30pm "Public [...]

Jazz Classics: 100 Years of Jazz by Decade (Part 1 - 1920s-1960s)  Join CSU Jazz Ensembles on a journey from the inception of Jazz as [...]

Join CSU Jazz Studies for a Masterclass and Open Rehearsal with special guest artist Randy Brecker. 12-1 PM Masterclass Runyan Rehearsal Hall 1-2 PM Open [...]

Directed by Debbie Swann There will be a Women and Science panel following the matinee on Oct. 1. A whip-smart, headstrong pioneer at the dawn [...]

This fall, the Colorado State Marching Band, in conjunction with CSU Athletics, will be hosting the inaugural CSU Band Day. Join us at the CSU vs Utah Tech game on Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023 for this special event!

Directed by Debbie Swann There will be a Women and Science panel following the matinee on Oct. 1. A whip-smart, headstrong pioneer at the dawn [...]