Dozens of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers gathered with Colorado State University leaders in the Lory Student Center Theatre on March 1 to celebrate the launch of a project to create a Peace Corps Tribute Garden west of the theatre.
Colorado State University leaders are evaluating the feasibility of a 5% compensation increase (a combination of merit and equity adjustments) for all faculty and staff for the 2023-24 fiscal year, according to a Feb. 2 presentation to the CSU Board of Governors.
The former CSU faculty member led a project to publish four volumes of essays written by Returned Peace Corps Volunteers and served in the Peace Corps herself in India from 1967 to 1969.
In her first meeting with Faculty Council since she was named president of Colorado State University in December, Amy Parsons received a warm welcome and some advice.
As of Feb. 20, the top level of the CSU Bookstore has been closed for renovations, and beginning March 6, much of the outdoor area along the northeast side of the Lory Student Center, north of the LSC Plaza, will be closed off for a transformer replacement project.
Temple Grandin, Colorado State University’s renowned animal behaviorist and autism advocate, will receive the 2023 Founders Day Medal, a top university honor launched in 2010 to commemorate CSU’s birthday on Feb. 11.
Thanks to a $750,000 gift from an anonymous donor, two Colorado State University faculty members have been selected as inaugural holders of the Gordon and Joan Bishop Professorship, the first endowed professorship ever provided through the Office of the Provost.
Feb. 10 is Winter Bike to Work (or Wherever) Day, and as in past years, those who pedal their way to campus will be treated to free breakfast foods, coffee and other treats at a station on the Oval just north of the Administration Building.
Colorado State University has received funding from the U.S. Department of Education to relaunch its McNair Scholars Program, which provides support for first-generation, low-income and racially minoritized students to pursue doctoral degrees.
Parking and Transportation Services is gathering feedback from the Colorado State University community on a new Transportation Demand Management Master Plan that will serve as the blueprint for optimizing transportation on campus over the next five to 10 years.