Graduate students at Colorado State University have cause to fear for their academic futures. The House of Representatives passed a bill, on Nov. 16, which would effectively make graduate school more...

Juggling his education at Colorado State University and soccer practice, Jonathan Emig shows ambition for being able to grow his own company. Jonathan Emig, a junior studying engineering science,...

Colorado State University is working to get on track to reach their goal of 100 percent renewable electricity by 2030 and 100 percent renewable energy by 2050. According to the Request for Proposals...

Colorado State University’s first passport fair took place all-day Thursday in the Laurel Village Pavilion and saw an attendance of 127 people. Students could either make an appointment or walk-in with...

Colorado State University President Tony Frank and the Public Safety Team issued a public safety alert Friday afternoon before students set off for Fall Break, in response to investigations of a racist...

On Monday, November 27th, Pennsylvania State University's Joshua Smyth will speak on ambulatory assessment and intervention in daily life at the Colorado State University Behavioral Sciences Building. The...

Megan Dierker, the only surviving victim from a shooting in Fort Collins in October, is home and on the mend, with an outpouring of support from family and friends. In particular, a GoFundMe with the goal...

Educational institutions have been forced to attend to their undocumented students with the end of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.  Susana Muñoz, an assistant professor of higher education at...

  After 12 weeks of impeachment petitions and proceedings, Colorado State University’s student government decided to impeach Student Body President Josh Silva at Wednesday night’s senate meeting. Silva...

Members of the Social Welfare Policy class want you to remember students at Colorado State University who have been impacted by suicide. The students of CSU's Social Work 410 Social Welfare Policy class...

The Black/African American Cultural Center hosted a discussion centered around racism in residence halls in the Parmelee Hall Tuesday evening. The event gave students space to share their experiences with...

With combat stories and military insight, author, photographer and journalist Ed Darack spoke about his experiences with the Marine Corps and his most recent book, "The Final Mission of Extortion 17"...