In Spring 2021, 24 Colorado State University students representing eight different majors teamed up to research, design and construct a tiny house on wheels outside the Nancy Richardson Design Center on campus.
On March 29, Year 2 @ CSU will kick off its second Halfway There Celebration – a week-long event celebrating the accomplishments, community and persistence of CSU’s second-year students.
The new fund will support a Civil Rights Alternative Spring Break trip and a CSU student-facilitated mentorship program for high school students.
The CSU Todos Santos Center, the CSU System’s international campus in Baja California Sur, is situated in the small coastal town of Todos Santos — a place local residents and visitors have come to know as a pueblo mágico (‘magical town’) — providing community-centered programs and educational opportunities for U.S. and Mexican university communities, local residents, and visitors from around the world.
Six years after its founding, the Colorado State University Todos Santos Center provides an ever-increasing number of unique and immersive opportunities for university students, faculty, and partners from the U.S. and Mexico.
Six years after its founding, the Colorado State University Todos Santos Center provides an ever-increasing number of unique and immersive opportunities for university students, faculty, and partners from the U.S. and Mexico.
The CSU System’s international campus in Baja California Sur provides community-centered programs and educational opportunities for U.S. and Mexican university communities, local residents, and visitors from around the world.
The third annual CSU Spur Water in the West Symposium delivered in a virtual format, enabling participation from a geographically diverse group of speakers and attendees.
Tyler Wagner, a CSU Construction Management student, interned with JE Dunn at the CSU System’s future CSU Spur campus over the summer.
This year the clinic was hosted in a drive-thru format to allow families and residents to remain socially distanced while nearly 180 pets received care from CSU D.V.M. students and volunteers.