Holocaust Awareness Week features survivor
Students for Holocaust Awareness, in conjunction with ASCSU, Chabad and Hillel, host the 18th annual Holocaust Awareness Week at Colorado State University Feb. 20-27.
Students for Holocaust Awareness, in conjunction with ASCSU, Chabad and Hillel, host the 18th annual Holocaust Awareness Week at Colorado State University Feb. 20-27.
This year's finalists in the Concerto Competition are Ji Hye Chung, who began playing violin at four; Ben Justis, a percussionist working on his master's degree in percussion performance; and Julie Park, a clarinetist and teaching assistant at CSU.
Next month Colorado State University will get a glimpse into the fight that Liberia has waged against Ebola.
Ten years in the making, "Antarctica: A Year on Ice," is "worthy of Oscar-buzz," says Michael Sigman with the Huffington Post. Peter Calder, New Zealand Herald, calls it "an extraordinary achievement that reinvigorates our sense of wonder."
Celebrate Fair Use Week with a workshop at Morgan Library Feb. 24.
The Singer of the Year annual competition will make its return on Saturday February 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Organ Recital Hall at the University Center for the Arts, located at 1400 Remington St.
Honor BandCSU’s annual High School Honor Band Festival kicks off on Thursday, February 26 with the Symphonic Band. It continues with the Wind Symphony's a continuation of their series, 'Elements', on Friday, February 27. Finally, it concludes with the High School Honor Band's performance on February 28.
CSU Jazz Ensembles kick off their spring semester with a special combined concert with Rocky Mountain High School on Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Griffin Concert Hall at the University Center for the Arts, located at 1400 Remington St.
In light of Career Fair taking place this week, the Career Center offers some tips in order to get the most out of it and increase you opportunities of landing a job.
Three Colorado State University graduate students and two CSU faculty members recently launched an initiative in Fort Collins called Science on Tap, a program that seeks to connect the community and science.