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CSU Homecoming returns with new changes for safety

Natalie Weiland • October 6, 2021

With a new school year and relaxed COVID-19 guidelines, Colorado State University Homecoming is back with festivities that both current and former Rams are sure to enjoy.  Last year’s Homecoming events...

Programs fill the seats reserved for graduates at Moby Arena before a graduation ceremony begins May 13, 2018. (Collegian file photo)

Student success effort fund aims to increase graduation rates

Jordan Mahaffey • October 6, 2021

The Colorado State University System Board of Governors decided to invest $11 million to close student equity gaps and increase student success rates. The CSU Office of the Registrar presented student...

The gavel used at the Board of Governors meeting on May 2 in the Longs Peak room of the Lory Student Center. (Tony Villalobos May | Collegian)

Board of Governors meeting talks student debt, emergency funds

Austria Cohn • October 5, 2021

From Sept. 28 to Sept. 29, the Colorado State University System Board of Governors met on the CSU campus in Fort Collins.  This meeting discussed the progress of and future plans for all three campuses:...

1953 alumnus Walter Scott Jr. meets with scholarship recipients March 19, 2021. Photo courtesy of John Eisele for Colorado State University Photography.

Engineering college namesake Walter Scott Jr. dies at 90

Serena Bettis • October 5, 2021

Last week, Colorado State University lost one of its most generous and accomplished alumni. Walter Scott Jr., for whom the Walter Scott Jr. College of Engineering is named after, died in his hometown...

Fort Collins community members pet CAM the Ram at the homecoming parade on Oct. 4, 2019. (Gregory James | Collegian)

In honor of Homecoming week, CSU celebrates with traditions

Austria Cohn • October 3, 2021
Homecoming is a time for the community to come together and celebrate Colorado State University with alumni, students, staff, faculty and Fort Collins residents. 
(Graphic Illustration by Malia Berry | The Collegian)

CSU President Joyce McConnell tests positive for COVID-19

Jordan Mahaffey • October 1, 2021

President Joyce McConnell sent an email to the Colorado State University community to announce that she has tested positive for COVID-19. According to the email, McConnell was exposed last weekend...

Associated Students of Colorado State University President Christian Dykson speaks to the ASCSU Senate Sept. 8. Dykson gave updates on a variety of issues, including the upcoming tailgate, engaging with the Fort Collins community, and the student fee review board. (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

ASCSU meeting discusses transportation, policing

Natalie Weiland • September 30, 2021

The Associated Students of Colorado State University held their fifth senate meeting of the school year on Sept. 29.  The meeting began with a call to order and the swearing-in of three new senators....

Colorado State University Police Department squad cars.(Skyler Pradhan | The Collegian)

CSUPD launches mental health co-responder program

Natalie Weiland • September 29, 2021
Under the new Community Support Program, a UCHealth behavior health expert — a co-responder — will be sent along with a CSUPD officer on certain calls in order to de-escalate the situation more effectively and ensure the subject of the call receives the best plan of care.
(Graphic Illustration by Malia Berry | The Collegian)

Public Safety Team warns of possible stalking incident on campus

Brooke Pippin • September 29, 2021
A potential stalking incident occurred at Colorado State University early this week, according to an email from the Public Safety Team sent Wednesday afternoon.
Although there are no traffic lights on Pitkin and Mason Street, drivers are still required to stop for MAX busses, as they are considered an active railroad by law. Photo By Ryan Arb

CSU responds to white supremacist posters near MAX station

Noah Pasley and Natalie Weiland • September 28, 2021
Posters expressing white supremacist ideals were found on the Colorado State University campus Sept. 10. 
Colorado State University’s solar panel field at the Foothills Campus taking in energy on a lightly cloudy day Sept. 20. (Grayson Reed | The Collegian)

CSU earns middle sustainability ranking from Sierra Club

Austria Cohn • September 28, 2021
Sierra Magazine, a national magazine publication that focuses on conservation and natural resources, recently ranked Colorado State University No. 10 in sustainability for national universities.
(Graphic Illustration by Christine Moore-Bonbright | The Collegian)

ASCSU hears from CallOutCSU, welcomes new members

Piper Russell • September 23, 2021

The 51st senate of the Associated Students of Colorado State University convened Sept. 22 to swear in new senators and associated senators and ratify executive members of the Legislative Strategy Advisory...

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