The album brings together newly commissioned works by five composers whose perspectives challenge listeners to think beyond traditional narratives of citizenship and belonging.
How does pop culture influence politics? CSU researchers explore how social media, podcasts, influencers and AI are changing democracy and political engagement.
CSU’s Democracy Summit returns Oct. 26-27 with two days of free events exploring politics, pop culture, artificial intelligence and civic engagement. Highlights include a keynote on AI and democracy, conversations with judges and a documentary screening followed by a live Q&A with journalist Amy Goodman.
Blythe LaGasse, a professor of Music Therapy and the coordinator of the Music Therapy program in the College of Liberal Arts, has been awarded $50,000 from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Kathleen Pitre (B.A., ’00; M.S., ’04) has built an extraordinary career by pairing strategic communication with executive leadership, rising to lead one of the world’s largest beverage packaging businesses. A lifetime member of the CSU Alumni Association, Pitre’s support for the University extends beyond her professional accomplishments through leadership, service, and philanthropy.
Brady O’Neill turned four years as CSU’s beloved CAM the Ram into a career in professional sports. After graduation, he traded green and gold for purple as the Colorado Rockies’ Dinger and today serves as the team’s assistant director of marketing.
Tom Borden was a Colorado State forester who donated his land to CSU. Today, Borden Memorial Forest provides Warner College students with hands-on learning experiences and a connection to the land.
If students need an idea of where to take a perfect selfie, here are some options.
The four-story building, which once connected Clark A and Clark C, will include new spaces for departments and programs along with updated classrooms and seating areas for students and faculty.
After finding community during a difficult transition to CSU, doctoral student Saira Hafeez helped revive CSU Rotaract and turn that support into hundreds of hours of service across Fort Collins.
