Directions Gallery Presents —   Justin A. Carney: Full of Dreams  September 2-October 17, 2025  Artist Talk: September 5, 4:30-5:30pm, Room F101  Opening Reception: September 5, [...]

Isolated With Jooyeon Chang, Piano, and Tiffany Blake, Soprano This evening of music for bassoon features works inspired by desolate mountain peaks, religious chants, the [...]

In partnership with the University of Chicago's Institute of Politics, the Center for Public Deliberation and Straayer Center are working together to host a Policy [...]

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, and locations [...]

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 us for our September Sociology-in-Progress Community Gathering. Dr. Michael Carolan holds numerous titles, including Professor of Sociology and Food Systems & Food Security Specialist [...]

The world premiere performance of Ben Skepper’s self-initiated, multi-sensory work draws directly from raw gravitational wave data recorded by the international LIGO-VIRGO-KAGRA scientific community: translating black hole mergers into a richly spatialized immersive soundscape. This premiere also marks a rare instance of an artist-led interaction at a leading scientific summit, embodying a new model of public engagement at the frontier of art, physics, and immersive experience.

Praised by the New York Times as “nimble of voice, body and spirit,” soprano Anna Christy continues to impress and delight audiences with an extraordinary [...]

Internship Program Open House & Info Session - Weds 9/10, 4-5pm (LSC 372)

Hartshorn Building Lawn Thursday, September 11 Afternoon More details coming soon

Hear specialist in sixteenth-century Italian art with a focus on Raphael Linda Wolk Simon lecture about Madonna and Child paintings.

Saturday, September 13, 2025 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (Registration & light breakfast from 8:30–9:00 a.m.) Visual Arts Building, Colorado State University Register here: Conference [...]

To Apply: Return to Professor Duffy in person Monday, September 15th (9:30 to 11:30 AM) or Tuesday, September 16th (9:30 to 11:30. Clark C-347. Download [...]

Featuring Peter Sommer, Saxophone, Matt Smiley, Bass, Dru Heller, Drums CSU faculty artist, saxophonist Peter Sommer, presents an evening of modern and mainstream jazz in [...]

Con Amore: A Love Letter in Sound Duo Oenomel, featuring saxophonist Sarah Hetrick and CSU faculty pianist Jooyeon Chang, presents a program shaped by connection, [...]

Learn how to publish your first or next book with publishers from academic presses.

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.

The Creative Writing Reading Series presents Elizabeth Jacobson and Erika Krouse on Thursday, September 18, 2025 at the Lory Student Center.

CSU Theatre students will have the opportunity to meet Michael Greif, the director of the original Off-Broadway and Broadway productions of RENT, as well as Dear Evan Hanson, and many other productions of note.

CSU and the Department of Philosophy invite you to join us for a public memorial in honor of University Distinguished Professor Holmes Rolston III on Friday, September 19, from 12:30-2:30 pm in the Lory Student Center, Grand Ballroom C-D.

Livestream link https://www.youtube.com/live/4xZM7FgCMQs

Seminar title: TBA Abstract: TBA Seminar room: Behavioral Sciences 105

This is an opportunity for high school students to participate in a college gameday experience with an on-field performance alongside the CSU Marching Band in front of thousands of Ram Fans in Canvas Stadium. No prior marching experience is required!  

Oboe Tableaux  With Juhyun Lee, Piano, and Cayla Bellamy, Bassoon Faculty artists Drs. Galit Kaunitz, Juhyun Lee, and Cayla Bellamy collaborate on a picturesque program [...]

Mark Fairchild, Ph.D., joined the team of archeologists working on the site in 2017 and will present his fascinating and important research on the underwater basilica of Nicaea.

Join us for a concert of contemporary percussion works. Von Hansen, assistant professor of Percussion at Washburn University, is a performer, composer, educator, and multi-media [...]

Seminar title: TBA Abstract: TBA Seminar room: Behavioral Science 105

Directed by Dr. Wesley Longacre In 1869, John Wesley Powell famously explored the Colorado River with a group of men. Playwright Jaclyn Backhaus reimagines this [...]

Celebration of 50 Years of Music Therapy at CSU! Learn about the journey of building one of the nation’s leading music therapy programs and the [...]

Directed by Dr. Wesley Longacre In 1869, John Wesley Powell famously explored the Colorado River with a group of men. Playwright Jaclyn Backhaus reimagines this [...]

Directed by Dr. Wesley Longacre In 1869, John Wesley Powell famously explored the Colorado River with a group of men. Playwright Jaclyn Backhaus reimagines this [...]

I Know What My Heart is Like Takin' Souls features mezzo-soprano Megan Ihnen and bassoonist Darrel Hale. Their collaboration began with a shared passion for [...]

Dr. Ruha Benjamin, Princeton University, will speak at CSU about artificial intelligence and abundant imagination in this talk sponsored by a Mellon Foundation grant.

The Duo Francois – Ron Francois, violin, and Silvana Santinelli, piano – present works by Ludwig Van Beethoven and Deutsche Grammophon prize-winning artist Julian Gargiulo. 

More info coming soon!

Everyone’s talking about gaslighting these days, but it’s often not clear that they’re even talking about the same subject! How do we decide what we should and shouldn’t call “gaslighting”? And why does it matter? To answer these questions, we need to think about what other words  we might use to describe certain experiences, about moral considerations that enter into the question of what we should call “gaslighting”, and about what features our everyday interactions must have if they are to have any hope of going well. Together, these considerations point us towards a particular conception of gaslighting and an answer to the question of why it matters what we call gaslighting.

CSU Jazz Ensemble I, directed by Wil Swindler, celebrates Marty Paich's 2025 centennial, performing great big band music by Paich and fellow Californian Bill Holman. [...]

Directed by Dr. Wesley Longacre In 1869, John Wesley Powell famously explored the Colorado River with a group of men. Playwright Jaclyn Backhaus reimagines this [...]

Alan Michael Parker, award-winning novelist, cartoonist, poet, and judge of both the 2021 National Book Award and the 2024 PEN/Faulkner Award, will visit CSU on Friday, October 3, at 1 pm in LSC Room 300 to share what literary prize and artist residency juries are looking for in applicants.

Seminar title: TBA Abstract: TBA Seminar Room: Behavioral Science 105

Directed by Dr. Wesley Longacre In 1869, John Wesley Powell famously explored the Colorado River with a group of men. Playwright Jaclyn Backhaus reimagines this [...]

The Colorado State University Harp Studio is partnering with the Mile High Chapter of the American Harp Society to host their 2025 Harp Symposium! The [...]

Directed by Dr. Wesley Longacre In 1869, John Wesley Powell famously explored the Colorado River with a group of men. Playwright Jaclyn Backhaus reimagines this [...]