By Tony Phifer and liberal arts staff, as appearing in SOURCE Ever wondered, for instance, how you could support a scholarship that could help a deserving student earn a degree? Or, how you could provide a meal for a hungry student? Or, how a few bucks could help boost a program you’ve always wanted to […]
Benjamin Withers, associate provost for undergraduate education and dean of undergraduate studies at the University of Kentucky, will start at CSU July 1. He will succeed Ann Gill, who is retiring this spring after a 36-year career at CSU, including 11 as dean of the college.
The ACT Human Rights Film Festival, produced by the Department of Communication Studies, has gained a wide range of attention from area news outlets in recent days. Colorado Public Radio, the Coloradoan and the Rocky Mountain Collegian have each featured stories about the inaugural film fest, which is kicking off its inaugural year on Friday, […]
This article is about a past event. For current information about the ACT Film Festival, visit www.actfilmfest.org By Jeff Dodge, as appearing in SOURCE The ACT Human Rights Film Festival at Colorado State University has announced its much-anticipated lineup of screenings and discussions for its inaugural April 15-22 run. The full schedule and tickets for […]
By Carol Busch Some of the world’s most powerful cinematic stories of struggle and hope will be told when Colorado State University’s Department of Communication Studies hosts the inaugural ACT Human Rights Film Festival April 15-22, on campus and at the Lyric Cinema Café in Fort Collins. The festival is the city and state’s first-ever […]
One. Billion. Dollars. This is our time … time for us to rise to the heights to which we are called. Colorado State University is on a quest for greatness, and to get there we need your help. Colorado State University officially launched its one billion dollar comprehensive fundraising campaign on Saturday, February 13 at its […]
By Tony Phifer, as appearing in SOURCE For as long as she can remember, soccer had been the center of Jenna Howerton’s existence. Her identity. A standout player at Pine Creek High School in Colorado Springs, she had multiple offers to play soccer in college before settling on UNLV. And that’s where her unusual journey […]
By Megan Fischer, as appearing in The Rocky Mountain Collegian The College of Liberal Arts is the currently the biggest college at Colorado State University. It houses 12 departments, as well as the School of Music, Theater and Dance and two additional programs and majors, which include international studies concentrations, the liberal arts interdisciplinary major and […]
By Tatiana Parafiniuk-Talesnick, as appearing in The Rocky Mountain Collegian After a nearly four-decade-old career at Colorado State University, and with retirement around the corner, the dean of the College of Liberal Arts has many accomplishments she could share. However, Ann Gill is not one to boast. “I feel incredibly blessed to have had this job […]
The CSU College of Liberal Arts team is proud to debut our new and fully online College of Liberal Arts Magazine. Browse through student, faculty and alumni news, read the feature articles and message from Dean Gill, or search by specific program. View the Magazine
