Propose improvements to alternative transportation
The Alternative Transportation Fee Advisory Board is accepting proposals for how student fees can be spent to improve campus transportation options.
Author Archives: Dell Rae Ciaravola
New trash, recycling bins make waste management look, act smart
Sixty recently installed trash and recycling receptacles that look and act smart will change how Facilities Management talks trash, as well as how the unit manages waste on campus.
Change benefits during open enrollment Oct. 29-Nov. 16
Open enrollment for eligible CSU faculty, administrative professionals, and non-classified staff begins Oct. 29 and ends Nov. 16.
Update on hours for campus spaces, facilities
The Public Safety Team wants to remind the community about policies and hours related to campus facilities and spaces, particularly late evening and overnight assembling in public areas across campus.
Transportation options for Friday afternoon game day classes
Students who live off campus and who need to attend classes on Friday, Oct. 26, have options other than driving and parking.
Health Fair sessions slated for October, November
Faculty and non-classified CSU employees can sign up for a health screening.
Friday, Oct. 26, game day campus plan
Colorado State University will be hosting its first weekday home game at Canvas Stadium on Friday, Oct. 26.
City hosts open house on planning for CSU employees
Fort Collins is often ranked nationally as a top place to live, great place to start a business or ideal location to retire.
Email to faculty, staff re: Friday, Oct. 26, 2018 game
The Provost’s office, Game Day Experience Committee and CSU Athletics, along with other units, have been working for weeks to make sure our campus community is prepared for this season’s Friday night football game on Oct. 26 at Canvas Stadium.
Drone center launched to enable unique research opportunities
olorado State University is launching a center aimed at making drones – as well as professional drone pilots – more accessible to university researchers.