President’s Commission on Women and Gender Equity celebrates 20 years
The Commission will mark the occasion with a community celebration Oct. 3, 4-6:30 p.m., in the Lory Student Center Theater.
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Showdown rivals come together to support Harvey relief efforts
CSU and CU may be rivals on the field, but we are joining together to urge Ram and Buffs fans to support relief efforts for Hurricane Harvey.
Spring semester open forums with President Frank
CSU President Tony Frank will host open forums in spring 2017 for faculty and staff to share their questions, comments and ideas.
Cultural experiences, marine biology combine in Todos Santos
Shane Kanatous and Tania Zenteno-Savin have teamed up to instruct the marine biology course at the CSU Todos Santos Center, and to conduct research exploring the marine environment and discovering ways to learn from and interact with residents whose families have been living in the area for generations.
Language courses at Todos Santos Center meet community ask
Since Colorado State University began working in Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, Mexico, the community had one big request … additional English courses.
Move-In 2016: A hard look at affordable housing
CSU works with City of Fort Collins to keep housing available for all employees and students.
2015-16 Lilla B. Morgan grants support arts, culture at CSU
Fourteen Colorado State University programs this year received grants from the University’s Lilla B. Morgan Memorial Endowment, Colorado State’s premier fund to support arts and culture at CSU.
Aprendiendo, jugando y creciendo – Los niños hacen Teatro, Todos Santos
La narración creativa, impregnada de un flujo constante de risas y sonrisas, es la base de un programa basado en la Universidad del Estado de Colorado que inspira a los jóvenes a tomar en todos los aspectos una producción teatral.
Stop by the Plaza to help Re-Envision CSU on May 5
Share your ideas on what CSU can do to thrive in the coming century.
El aprendizaje en Todos Santos: perspectivas de los alumnos
En enero, un grupo de 16 estudiantes viajó a Todos Santos, México para el curso de la conservación de la vida silvestre FW 382 por el Departamento de Pesca, Vida Silvestre y Biología de la Conservación. Situado en la base de las estribaciones de las montañas de la Sierra Laguna, en la costa del Pacífico de Baja California Sur, Todos Santos es el hogar de muchas especies endémicas, creando un ambiente de aprendizaje único para los estudiantes.