CSU alum’s back on track for 2021 Summer Games
CSU alumnus Ben Pinkelman is taking advantage of the IOC postponement to prepare for the Tokyo Games.
Daily Archives: June 3, 2020
Black Rams Matter: A note of solidarity
When we say CSU is a place where all are welcomed, valued, and affirmed, that comes with a responsibility to not ignore the painful parts of our reality.
A faculty member talks to student athletes, part 2
There is mourning in our streets. The pain, hurt, marches, discussions, analysis of civil unrest, questions, demands for change, and calls for unity continue in every city and town in our fractured country right now.
A faculty member talks to student athletes, part 1
As many are aware, we all continue to witness tragic acts of violence take the lives of our brothers and sisters across communities of this nation amid a pandemic that indiscriminately does the same in every corner of our hometowns and across the globe.
Canvas Credit Union offers resources for financially challenging times
Canvas has developed new financial education tools to meet the needs of individuals and families during this time of financial disruption.
I Don’t Have the Luxury of Giving Up
I am usually the optimistic one. The glass not just half full but almost always, full. If you have a negative, I am the person who can find the positive.
Summer is Near
Serendipity, the phenomenon of finding good things when you’re not looking for them, derives from an Arabian fable.
Voluntary retirement incentive program announced
The program will provide a substantial and well-deserved financial incentive to those who meet the criteria while addressing budgetary and workforce challenges.
Thoughts on This Moment
I started at CSU as a student in 1969. Like many of my peers at the time, I actively engaged in anti-war demonstrations that were taking place on college campuses throughout the country.