Join Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and CSU alumnus John Barnhardt for an evening reflecting on nearly three decades of adventure, storytelling, and creative risk-taking in the world of cinema. Come for the stories, stay for the inspiration—and enjoy complimentary catering following
Join the exploration of contemporary landscape architecture during LA DAYS, the annual spring lecture series hosted by CSU’s Landscape Architecture Program and the CSU Student Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects. Discover insights from renowned professionals in designing
Explore the power of play, creativity, and thriving at every age with keynote, Dr. AnnMarie Thomas, followed by a panel discussion. You’re sure to leave with fresh ideas, meaningful connections, and a renewed sense of curiosity.
Bring your electronics, no larger than a desktop monitor, and sneakers to be recycled with care, and take home CSU food waste-turned-compost to get your garden started! See details for limits and requirements.
Join the 50th Annual One Health and Zoonoses Conference at CSU Spur in Denver or via Zoom to enjoy expert discussions, networking, and a cocktail reception. Registration is $55, with 5.5 CE credits available for veterinary & public health professionals.
Celebrate Earth Day with CSU student orgs, academic departments, Fort Collins sustainability-related organizations, and other vendors on the LSC West Lawn!
Join Professor Gene Kelly in Old Town Fort Collins for a discussion on the critical role of soil as Earth’s living, breathing skin.
Convene with Jane Shaw and Kat Sutherland in Old Town Fort Collins to learn how to be your own best advocate in healthcare settings.
Visit CSU Spur in Denver for its free, family-friendly 2nd Saturday, presented by Canvas Credit Union. Explore programming from the Kendall Regan Nutrition Center, Denver Trout Unlimited, Sci on the Fly, the Richardson Design Center’s MakerSpace and more! Plus, meet
Join Duke University’s Jennifer C. Nash for “Picturing Loss,” a keynote on the prominent place of the photograph in contemporary Black feminist writing and its discursive and visual nature. Nash is a distinguished professor and author, visiting CSU for this
