History Students Use Digital Tools to Explore U.S.-Mexico Borderlands
History students at CSU celebrate the cultures of the borderlands with an interactive story map for the El Chamizal National Monument.
CSU Theatre Production Given High Marks by KCACTF
CSU Theatre received excellent scores from Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival representative Laura Cuetera for the recent production of The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui by Bertolt Brecht, directed by Walt Jones. It is standard practice for the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) – the national theatre program dedicated to the improvement of collegiate theatre […]
Liberal Arts grad students share their experiences as VPR fellows
As 2016-2017 Vice President of Research Fellows, College of Liberal Arts graduate students Hannah Love and Maggie Jones were given the opportunity to explore the ways interdisciplinary collaborations generate success.
Borders and Borderlands: Culture, Society, and Economics during changing times
The Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program (LACS) presents an Interdisciplinary Symposium on “Borders and Borderlands: Culture, Society, and Economics during Changing Times”
Getting REDI: New institute focuses on economics of rural and urban areas
As it appeared on Source “Rural areas are surprisingly entrepreneurial.” That is one of the findings from Colorado State University Professor Stephan Weiler and his fellow researchers who recently studied startups and business creation in both rural and urban areas. The findings also showed that the businesses created in these rural areas tend to […]
ACT Human Rights Film Festival announces Harry Belafonte at presentation of ‘I Am Not Your Negro’
The ACT Human Rights Film Festival, produced by the Department of Communication Studies at Colorado State University, announced today its guest for the festival’s closing night screening of the Oscar-nominated documentary I Am Not Your Negro on Friday, April 21: singer, actor and activist Harry Belafonte. “The Communication Studies department and the ACT Human Rights […]
The Jazz Ensembles Welcome a Grammy Nominee
By Brooke Poulson, UCA Publicity Intern New Orleans is said to be the birthplace of jazz nearly 100 years ago, and if you’ve never had the chance to make it to New Orleans and experience its origins, I highly suggest you attend the Jazz Ensembles Concert on April 13 at the University Center for the […]
Living her dream
Anthropology instructor Kimberly Nichols shares her childhood dream and how it lead to her current work at CSU.
Professor pens book on mourning and political action
In Mourning in America, David McIvor, assistant professor of political science at CSU, addresses significant and urgent questions about how citizens can mourn traumatic events and enduring injustices in their communities.
A Big Night of Music
Brought to you by the Ralph Opera Program, The School of Music, Theatre and Dance presents: A Little Night Music By Brooke Poulson, SMTD Publicity Intern A Little Night Music will be a lot more than just a little night of music when it debuts in Griffin Concert Hall at the University Center for the […]