The Associated Students of Colorado State University  convened Oct. 6 for their sixth meeting of the semester. ASCSU swore in two new senators, heard from guest speakers including the League of Women...
On Oct. 5, the Fort Collins City Council held a meeting that addressed at least five major items including the 2022 recommended budget, which included a public hearing and a one-time payment for City...
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.Â
Last year’s Homecoming events...
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...
From Sept. 28 to Sept. 29, the Colorado State University System Board of Governors met on the CSU campus in Fort Collins.Â
This meeting discussed the progress of and future plans for all three campuses:...
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...
Editor's Note:Â Read the Spanish version of this article here.
Hundreds went out to Library Park off Mathews Street for a revived Women's March protest on Saturday, Oct. 2.
The 11 a.m. protest...
Homecoming is a time for the community to come together and celebrate Colorado State University with alumni, students, staff, faculty and Fort Collins residents.Â
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...
The Associated Students of Colorado State University held their fifth senate meeting of the school year on Sept. 29.Â
The meeting began with a call to order and the swearing-in of three new senators....
The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment is now offering a COVID-19 booster shot for eligible residents, according to a Sept. 29 press release. The booster shot, which is...
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.
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