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Associated Students of CSU Vice President Braxton Dietz, President Nick DeSalvo, Chief Justice Morgan Wright, and Speaker of the Senate Hayden Taylor stand on the steps of the Administration Building Tuesday, Sept. 9.

ASCSU vs. CUSG: Comparing policies, politics, personalities

Sam Hutton, News Editor September 13, 2024

Although the Associated Students of Colorado State University and the University of Colorado Boulder Student Government differ in terms of organization, funding and procedure, among other things, they...

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ASCSU hosts Holly Page for conversation on No Labels

Claire VanDeventer, Staff Reporter September 12, 2024

Colorado State University and the Associated Students of CSU hosted A Conversation with No Labels with Holly Page, a leading advocate for centrist politics in the United States Sept. 10. Page was joined...

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CSU, CU to hold voter registration competition ahead of Showdown

Aubree Miller, News Editor September 10, 2024

Colorado State University is hosting the upcoming Rocky Mountain Showdown for the first time since 1996, and in a show of friendly rivalry with the University of Colorado Boulder, both student governments...

Former White House Chief of Staff and Secretary of Homeland Security John F. Kelly speaks with Colorado State University President Amy Parsons Sept. 6. “When someone says, ‘Is so and so qualified to be president of the United States?’ the answer is no,” Kelly said. “No one is.” Upon further elaboration, Kelly posed the question of what makes for a successful president. “The answer to that is the same thing makes for a successful president from a university, an admiral, a general, a governor — and that is you surround yourself with good people who are not afraid to tell you the truth and who you'll listen to.”

CSU hosts John F. Kelly for discussion on civic engagement, democracy

Laila Shekarchian, Staff Reporter September 9, 2024

On Thursday, Sept. 5, Colorado State University welcomed John F. Kelly, a retired Marine Corps general, former White House chief of staff and secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security under...

A smiling person talks at a podium with three people sitting behind them on the left and two people behind them on the right. On the left is an American flag, and on the right is a Colorado flag. At the top of the image are the words, This week in ASCSU.

This week in ASCSU: Constitutional amendments, senate bylaws

Sam Hutton, News Editor September 8, 2024

The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened Sept. 4 for the fourth session of the 54th senate. Following executive, judicial and legislative reports in which members of each branch...

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Update: Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity issues statement in response to alleged blackface incident; university, community responds

Sam Hutton and Aubree Miller September 5, 2024

Editor’s note: This is an ongoing breaking news story. There will be updates provided as they become available.  Editor's note: This article has been updated to include a statement released by Colorado...

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LuMin housing program continues to serve students

Sam Hutton, News Editor September 3, 2024

Although a perennial problem for college students, finding affordable housing in Fort Collins is uniquely difficult for members of the Colorado State University community. Despite the average citywide...

SDC community space opens on the second floor of the Lory Student Center Jan. 20.

Disability Courtesy Shuttle carries students around campus

Bear Atwood, Staff Reporter September 3, 2024

The Disability Courtesy Shuttle aids students with temporary and permanent disabilities in getting across campus. Plans for another shuttle to the University Center for the Arts are in the works. Joe...

A translucent sign with the ASCSU logo in the center of a wood-paneled wall, flanked by the American flag on the left and Colorado flag on the right. A podium is below the sign.

This week in ASCSU: Senate job descriptions, pocket pantry

Sam Hutton, News Editor August 30, 2024

The Associated Students of Colorado State University convened Aug. 28 for the third session of the 54th senate. Following the executive and judicial reports, during which members of each branch updated...

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College of Agricultural Sciences welcomes new dean

Aubree Miller, News Editor August 29, 2024

Colorado State University has welcomed a new dean to the College of Agricultural Sciences, Carolyn Lawrence-Dill. The change was announced in a CSU SOURCE article June 4, and the position officially began...

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CSU changed its Title IX provisions — here’s what it means for students

Robert Sides, Staff Reporter August 28, 2024

Colorado State University updated its Title IX policy following a change in Title IX regulations passed by the U.S. Department of Education. The new federal regulations, which were released April 19 and...

A graphic of the statue of liberty wearing a blindfold and holding up a set of scales next to the words Title IX.

Navigating ‘the red zone’: New semester highlights safety concerns

Janaya Stafford, Staff Reporter August 27, 2024

Although an uncomfortable topic, safety is an important aspect of student life on Colorado State University's campus. “The red zone is the period of time in the beginning of an academic year where...

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