Take a break from the campus hustle and join the Music Department in the King Center for an afternoon recital from our talented music students. This student recital is free and open to the public.

The BFA Thesis Exhibition is the pinnacle of the education of MSU Denver’s Studio Art and Communication Design students. Graduating students present their thesis work in a gallery exhibition at Center for Visual Art, Metropolitan State University of Denver (CVA), offering students valuable exposure to the broader local arts community. The BFA students embrace this opportunity to express their conceptual, aesthetic, and philosophical ideation through a cohesive body of work. These diverse works offer a chance to see MSU Denver’s emerging art and design talent.

Dr. David Rosowsky Senior Advisor to the President, Senior Fellow, University Design Institute, Foundation, Professor of Engineering Arizona State University

Music at MSU Denver presents the Jazz & American Improvised Music Vocal Ensemble directed by Dawn Clement, and the MSU Denver Big Band directed by Shane Endsley. This concert is FREE to all MSU Denver Students, Faculty, and Staff. Free parking at the Kalamath building.  General tickets: $12 NOTE: Tickets for concerts at the Kalamath Building must be purchased online through the King Center Box Office website, or pre-purchased in person at the King Center Box Office on the Auraria Campus.

The BFA Thesis Exhibition is the pinnacle of the education of MSU Denver’s Studio Art and Communication Design students. Graduating students present their thesis work in a gallery exhibition at Center for Visual Art, Metropolitan State University of Denver (CVA), offering students valuable exposure to the broader local arts community. The BFA students embrace this opportunity to express their conceptual, aesthetic, and philosophical ideation through a cohesive body of work. These diverse works offer a chance to see MSU Denver’s emerging art and design talent.

Join us for Humanity in the Age of AI: Navigating the Future of Thought, Expression & Pedagogy, a thought-provoking roundtable on artificial intelligence's impact on the humanities. This 75-minute discussion will feature faculty experts from across disciplines exploring how AI is reshaping knowledge, creativity, teaching, learning, and what it means to be human. Discover how we can grapple with these advancements and leverage them to enrich our understanding of the human experience