While the spread of COVID-19 slowed in the spring and early summer of this year, the CSU Pandemic Preparedness Team has not wavered in its commitment to addressing public health concerns for our university.
After more than 23 years at CSU, Leslie Taylor has announced that she will retire from her current role as vice president for enrollment and access at the end of this year.
The parking garage, the Tiley House and University Square will be closed because of an emergency electrical repair.
The CSU System Board of Governors voted in June to invest an additional $8.58 million, including $1 million in scholarships, over the next three years to expand support for rural Colorado students and communities.
Starting Monday, July 12, the Pandemic Preparedness Team will no longer require that masks be worn on university grounds.
Pitkin Street will be completely closed to vehicular traffic west of Meridian Avenue for one block for street enhancements and asphalt repairs.
Five models of plug-in cars and trucks will be available at the CSU Transit Center July 14, 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Between July 12-26, there will be several sidewalk and crosswalk closures across Colorado State University.
Craig Huffhines, a top executive in the equine and beef industries, is returning to his alma mater as CSU’s director of Equine Sciences and Elite Bovine and Equine Genetics.