Symphonic Band: 'Variations on Red, White, and Blue'
Le05.06.15_Symphonic-Bandd by Richard Frey, the Symphonic Band celebrates the American Wind Band in a special performance entitled "Variations on Red, White, and Blue."
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Spring Dance capstone concert presents 'Noise and Nothingness'
The dance program the University Center for the Arts presents the Spring 2015 Dance Major Capstone Concert: 'Noise and Nothingness.'
Concert to be held in memory of Bea Griffin
The Colorado State University Symphony Orchestra and combined choirs will perform British composer Ralph Vaughan Williams’ Symphony No. 1, the monumental Sea Symphony, in an event to honor the memory of CSU friend Bea Griffin.
University Art Museum expansion begins
An expansion of the University Art Museum, Colorado State University’s first art museum, was launched with a groundbreaking ceremony on March 27, followed by the annual VISUALIZE celebration.
CSU researchers to study effects of green schools
Do green schools make for better learning environments? Do green, healthy schools support higher student test scores? Researchers at Colorado State University plan to find out.
Diane Larsen-Freeman to speak at CSU
Diane Larsen-Freeman, a professor emerita, researcher and author in the field of second language acquisition, grammar and pedagogy, will be a guest speaker this month for the Teaching English as a Foreign Language/Teaching English as a Second Language Student Association's Advocacy Week.
CSU donates books to Ute Mountain Ute tribe
When Irene Vernon heard that a Native American tribe in southern Colorado was trying to expand the collection in its humble library, she knew she could help.
Music documentary 'Carry the Tune' screens on campus
Colorado State University is hosting the Northern Colorado screening of Carry the Tune on Sunday, April 19 at 4 p.m. in the Griffin Concert Hall at the University Center for the Arts.