Kelsey Martin, a third year student in the Colorado State University Veterinary program, has been awarded the Bayer Livestock Scholarship. Martin is one of the 10 total recipients nominated for the scholarship,...
Update (10 a.m. Nov. 7):Â
Colorado State University is in the process of removing the "It's okay to be white" posters.
According to Dell Rae Ciaravola, CSU's public safety and risk communications...
Issues of mental health come up a lot in the lives of college students, but when it comes to reducing the stigma around mental illness, some feel that it is a matter of all talk and no action.
Colorado...
The next Samuel L. Jackson is at Colorado State University.Â
Well … not quite, though he was a Model United Nations Club member.
The CSU Model UN Club held its first meeting Wednesday night, discussing...
Colorado State University's student government took a step towards tackling the "U+2" ordinance and selected a new member to sit on the impeachment committee for President Josh Silva Wednesday night.
$10,000...
Colorado State University students will spend their time raking leaves for elderly and physically limited Fort Collins residents Nov. 4th from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Fall Clean Up is an annual event at CSU that...
The 2017 21st Century Energy Transition Symposium concluded in the Lory Student Center with a panel discussing utilities, and whether or not they are on their way to becoming obsolete.
The utility...
Colorado State University's on-campus stadium is equipped with compost and recycling bins, and the Zero Waste Team makes sure those bins actually fulfill their purpose.
During home games, football...
For those interested in Russian and American politics and foreign policy, there is an event coming to Colorado State University that speaks to those issues.Â
Journalist Julia Ioffe will give her lecture...
Composting on the Colorado State University campus continues to grow, as new plans and programs are discussed for how campus can get rid of compostable wastes.Â
Around campus, composting is conducted...
Students and faculty gathered to watch and listen to a group of students present their Black Feminist Manifesto at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art Friday afternoon. The release party included poetry about the experiences of Black women at Colorado State University from T’Hani Jenae, Ratu Marutle, Shayla Monteiro, Zelle Moore, Hali Martin and Tricia Alexander, as well as a call to action to from the only male participant of the manifesto, Xavier Hadley, for Black men to speak out on racial injustice within the Black community.
After the announcement of a new meat harvesting facility on March 28, student group Rams Organization for Animal Rights has been fighting for transparency from Colorado State University about funding...
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