Adams State News - March 2014
Art professor will speak on Israeli ceramics
The lecture will focus on the art universities, studio artists, and the contemporary ceramic center located in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Continue Reading…
Theatrical Haiku opens March 11
“She is what makes me really really funny.” Hernandez returns the compliment, “John has the big ideas and I tweak them.” Continue Reading…
Local author will speak on Fremont’s fatal expedition at Nielsen Library
Stuart Bryan, local author of Fremont’s Fatal Fourth Expedition, will discuss the purpose and disastrous outcome of famed western explorer John C. Fremont's winter trek through Southern Colo. Continue Reading…
NM Game and Fish Representative will visit campus
A representative from New Mexico Game and Fish will be on the Adams State University campus at 5 p.m. Thursday, March 13, in Porter Hall room 128, to discuss current job opportunities. Continue Reading…
Summer registration begins March 17
New this summer - all students, undergraduate and graduate will pay in-state tuition for summer. Continue Reading…
Richardson Hall remodel includes local subcontractors
Adams State President David Svaldi said: "I am extremely gratified that the remodel of the original campus building, Richardson Hall, can give back to the community..." Continue Reading…
Speaker will address the silvery minnow’s impact in the San Luis Valley
His practice primarily focuses on issues related to endangered species, National Wildlife Refuges, and National Park Service units in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona. Continue Reading…
Doyle’s flute recital is March 13
Her flute recital will include works by C.P.E. Bach, Crumb, Schoenfield, Clarke, and Taffanel. Continue Reading…
Zacheis Planetarium announces March schedule
All shows are free and open to the public. Tickets are required and will be available at the planetarium when the doors open. Continue Reading…
