Professor K. Dawn Grapes interviewed for New York Times article about Elizabethan era composer John Dowland
CSU musicology professor, K. Dawn Grapes, was recently interviewed by New York Times columnist
A historian makes history: John Hirn rings the Old Main Bell
You might not know CSU Athletics historian John Hirn (B.A., ’93) personally, but you have been able to experience a CSU tradition or memory because of him. On November 29, Hirn went from historian to history maker when he rang the Old Main Bell.
History Student Interns at National Museum of American History in Washington D.C.
Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave in the hands of this CSU Ram? Heidi Fuhrman, a history major entering her senior year this fall, is spending her summer interning at the Smithsonian Institute’s National Museum of American History in Washington D.C. As a Public Programs Intern, Fuhrman works in the Office of Audience […]
Professor Adrian Howkins Sailed on CSU’s Inaugural Semester at Sea
Professor Adrian Howkins of the History Department sailed on CSU’s inaugural trip of Semester at Sea. He sought out the opportunity for many reasons. It was a chance to travel and chance to teach a variety of students. More importantly for him it was a chance to teach history of Latin America while visiting Latin […]