Frank’s Final Fall Address
Tony Frank, speaking during his final annual Fall Address, used the event to reflect on his 10-year tenure as president of Colorado State University – what has been accomplished, and what still needs to be done.
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International students celebrate culture and community with 10th annual Football 101 at Ag Day
International students gathered to participate in the pregame activities football and learn about how American football is played.
Cornell William Brooks: role models are nearby
Cornell William Brooks, civil rights attorney and past president of NAACP, delivered the Diversity Symposium’s keynote address in the LSC Theater, on Oct. 3.
Decades of Pride: Celebrating LGBTQ+ on campus
“Pride means authentically living with love rather than shame in who you are,” says Barb Kistler, the woman and staff member — directly involved with the beginnings ofLGBTQ+ support and visibility at CSU.
State Your Purpose Campaign reaches $1 billion early
Thanks to thousands of donors, State Your Purpose: The Campaign for Colorado State University has reached its $1 billion goal almost two years ahead of the original target of 2020, when CSU celebrates its 150th year.
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Meet Kathleen Fairfax, Vice Provost for International Affairs
Kathleen Fairfax, a veteran in the field of international education, is the new Vice Provost for International Affairs.
Are you aware of your EAP benefits?
Some services are provided on campus and other services are provided by a third-party vendor.
Employees prepare for parking battle during the Border War
The Rams are gearing up to host the Wyoming Cowboys for the 110th Border War: the first to take place in the new Canvas Stadium.
Employee Climate Survey now available
As an employee of Colorado State University, what would you like the administration know about your job?
Campus Columns
Campus Trivia with Russ Schumacher October 2018
Carol Carroll knew the size of the biggest hailstone ever recorded in Colorado.
APC focuses on development
The Colorado State University Administrative Professional Council (APC) aims to represent, give a voice to, and promote the interests of administrative professionals.
Stress in the new school year
The start of a new school year can be exciting with more people on campus, new jobs, new classes, new relationships.
State Classified Commuters
The Classified Personnel Council (CPC) works to address many issues which affect classified employees at Colorado State University.
Your go-to fall produce guide
Ahh, fall. The air is cooler, the leaves are changing and new foods are in season.
No-bake pumpkin bites
This recipe is perfect for a healthful snack on the go.
Applause
Division of Student Affairs
Sagarika Sarma
College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Dr. Rebecca Ruch-Gallie
Applause: College of Liberal Arts
Camille Dungy
College of Agricultural Sciences
Jessica Metcalf
Events
12 Cents for Marvin, Taylor Shae play Stadium Sessions Oct. 26
Friday Night Border War entertainment starts at 4 p.m., before 8 p.m. kickoff.
Medical ethicist Alexander Capron discusses death and dying Nov. 2
Two events will look at issues around the definition of death and organ transplantation and trafficking.
13th annual Halloween Organ Extravaganza of spooky fun
With the autumn season and Halloween rapidly approaching, the University Center for the Arts is preparing for the 13th Annual Organ Extravaganza.
5th annual Friendsgiving meal brings cultures together
Over the past five years, CSU’s Hillel Center has held an interfaith “Friendsgiving” event, which aims to bridge gaps between campus communities and celebrate differences.