Eddy, Kuder scholarships benefit CSU employees; applications due May 18
Full-time employees of Colorado State University who are furthering their education are eligible for two scholarships named for longtime members of the campus community.
Announcing Brian Sugrue as CSU Tuba and Euphonium Professor
The School of Music, Theatre, and Dance welcomes Brian Sugrue as instructor of tuba and euphonium at Colorado State University.
The arts in April: Sculpture installation, exhibits, film, writing and more
Internationally known artist and alumnus Pard Morrison will headline a series of Colorado State University arts events in April as he visits campus to install a sculpture at the entrance to the University Center for the Arts.
New leadership announced for the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art
Xinran Yuan is the new senior director of visual arts programming and engagement and managing director of the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art.
Double shot of organizing: How Starbucks workers inspired a union wave
A new CSU study found that since 2021, counties with Starbucks union elections have seen a ripple effect of union elections in other industries.
CSU’s Center for Environmental Justice hosts global conference
Hosted in-person and online, the conference will bring together over 300 researchers, educators, practitioners and advocates from more than 40 countries across all continents to present their work on critical environmental justice issues.
CSU students receive free tickets, Lyft rides to film festival
Starting Thursday, April 9, CSU students and community members are invited to experience four unforgettable days of films, conversation and community at Fort Collins’ ACT Human Rights Film Festival.
Cello professor releases new album Beyond Words
CSU Cello Professor, Meredith Blecha-Wells, releases Beyond Words: A Collection of Art Songs for Cello and Piano on Navona Records.
Photos: Democracy Summit explores civic action
The Colorado State University community witnessed democracy in action during the third annual Democracy Summit, where students, faculty and community members engaged with legal experts, elected officials and political strategists.
John Pippen selected for 2026 summer residency at the National Humanities Center
John Pippen, an associate professor of music in the College of Liberal Arts’ School of Music, Theatre, and Dance, has been selected to spend a month at the National Humanities Center this summer.