CSU earns 4 out of 5 stars on list of best colleges by ‘Money’ magazine
Colorado State University was one of six Colorado colleges and universities to make Money magazine’s list of “Best Colleges in America” this month.
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Two chicken-themed eateries open in August at LSC
Hungry students, staff and visitors will have plenty of options this fall with the addition of two chicken-themed restaurants opening in August at the Lory Student Center.
Movie Night at Canvas Stadium set for June 22
Now entering it's fifth year, Movie Night at Canvas Stadium presented by Canvas Credit Union, McDonalds, The Group, and Scheels, returns on Saturday, June 22.
Survey: Coloradans worry about college costs – but are mistaken about the amounts
Most adults surveyed think the cost of tuition and fees for students attending CSU System universities is much higher than it is; likewise, respondents have mistaken impressions about student debt.
SoGES research addresses ‘saving bees,’ human migration and missing costs of climate change
Redirecting misplaced enthusiasm to “save the honeybees,” understanding migration during humanitarian crises such as in Gaza, and accounting for the missing costs of climate change are the topics which won funding from CSU's School of Global Environmental Sustainability.
CSU in Photos: May 2024
The month of May attracted thousands of people to Colorado State University. Graduation and the annual fashion show were just a few of the usual events, but it was a surprise blooming of a rare flower that attracted scores of people to a nondescript greenhouse on campus.
Pride Month to include 5K Rainbow Run on Oval
Colorado State University and Northern Colorado community members are celebrating Pride Month with a host of events that include a 5K memorial run that starts on the Oval as well as parades and gatherings throughout June.
School Is Cool kicks off annual summer campaign
School Is Cool — Colorado State University’s signature community outreach program that provides backpacks filled with school supplies for Poudre School District students — is gearing up for the summer.
Legislative bills, new laws align with CSU’s commitment to access
The 2024 state legislative session concluded with elected officials passing several bills focused on making college more affordable for Colorado students and their families. The bills complement Colorado State University’s long-standing commitment to accessible higher education, including the CSU Tuition Assistance Grant, which pairs with state and federal grants to cover 50%-100% of a student’s tuition and fees for Pell Grant-eligible, limited income families.
CSU’s Lagoon Concert Series kicks off on June 12
Colorado State University’s popular summertime tradition, the Lagoon Concert Series, is back with six free concerts.