The Colorado State University game-day experience extends beyond Canvas Stadium. The spirit and camaraderie can be felt in the classrooms, research labs and in the community. When CSU comes together on Saturdays, it embodies a pulse of the community. Each week, we’ll be sharing the stories of what it means to be a Ram in the lead up to the big game, focusing on topics that are unique to CSU.
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CSU VS. WYOMING: Military Appreciation
With the annual rivalry game against Wyoming on Veterans Day weekend, the game takes on new meaning.
Military appreciation game means more for CSU football player Coby McNeal, who served for six years in the Marines
Until this fall, Colorado State University freshman Coby McNeal had never heard of the Bronze Boot, the traveling trophy presented to the winning football team of the “Border War” between CSU and Wyoming.
Bronze Boot Run celebrates 30 years of tradition with special celebration at Moby Arena
The Bronze Boot Run has become one of CSU’s most celebrated traditions. A special celebration is happening at Moby Arena during the intermission between the CSU Women’s and Men’s basketball games on Nov. 11 at 7 p.m.
Two uniforms. Same degree of pride
Katelyn Weemes – believed to be the only cheerleader to ever take part in the Bronze Boot Run — will once again run a leg, but her cheer assignment won’t take her back to the border. Instead, she’ll await the ball’s arrival at Moby Arena as she rouses the crowd for the men’s basketball game that night.
New CSU ROTC Wall of Fame to be unveiled on Veterans Day
Army Maj. Gen. Robert L. Halverson and the late U.S. Air Force Col. Sheldon Godkin are the inaugural inductees of CSU’s new Stalwart Rams Wall of Fame.
CREWS: Creating a culture of responsible drinking at college football games
CREWS, which stands for Creating Respect, Educating Wellness (for and by) Students, is a diverse, trained peer education team who help fellow Rams make safer, healthier decisions about alcohol, sexual health and nicotine.
CSU VS. HAWAII: TACKLE CANCER
It’s something that impacts so many. This week’s theme focuses on spreading the word about cancer prevention.
Clinical trial for pediatric bone cancer underscores ‘One Cure’ philosophy at CSU
A fundraising initiative called One Cure supports comparative oncology research.
Ram Country Conversations: Dr. Christine Hardy
In this week’s conversation, “The Voice of the Rams” Brian Roth sits down with Dr. Christine Hardy, director of operations and strategy at the Flint Animal Cancer Center.
Less meetings, more work has defense trending up
Colorado State defensive coordinator Freddie Banks changed his approach around the bye week, and it’s paid dividends as the Rams have entered Mountain West play.
Commitment to Campus tickets
To celebrate YOU, the wonderful employees of CSU, Athletics is offering a discount game ticket package for CSU employees and families. The ticket package includes $23 game tickets and free food voucher. Follow this link and enter promo code C2C22 to redeem.
CSU VS. UTAH STATE: HOMECOMING
Homecoming and Family Weekend is a celebration like no other at CSU. This year’s event focuses on the importance of sustainability.
Twists, turns and lacrosse sticks: Schramm’s journey to CSU
Schramm and his father, George, will celebrate their first Homecoming game together this weekend. They are one of two pairs of current father-and-son Rams, along with John and Jack Howell.
CSU Homecoming and Family Weekend features new offerings
The CSU community is starting to buzz with excitement with the approach of the Oct. 13-15 Homecoming and Family Weekend.
Ram Town is the central hub for all things tailgating and pre-game celebrating
The northwest corner of Meridian Avenue and Hughes Way will be the place to be on game days.
Zero Waste Team making a difference at Canvas Stadium
The Zero Waste Team is a student-led group at CSU, working to ensure that waste is properly separated for recycling, composting and the landfill.
Photos: CSU celebrates nearly doubling number of solar installations on campus
Given that its home has nearly 300 days of sunshine a year, it’s no surprise that the future of solar is bright at CSU – and it’s now even brighter.
Literally just 23 facts about CAM the Ram
Who is the Ram behind the horns? To get to the bottom of it, we asked one of CAM’s Ram Handlers for details for some little-known facts about CSU’s favorite animal ambassador.
Fueling CSU’s Homecoming bonfire: Colorado State Forest Service plays key role in annual tradition
A fire that large requires a substantial amount of fuel. Fortunately for Rams everywhere, there is a forest nearby that supplies the wood. Since 2010, the Colorado State Forest Service has provided truckloads of slash to fuel the annual fire.
CSU VS. SACRAMENTO STATE: AG DAY
Ag Day: It’s a long-standing tradition and celebration of Colorado agriculture and CSU’s College of Agricultural Sciences.
Crespo-Jaquez plans to lead his family farm into the future
On his family’s nearby farm, Brian Crespo-Jaquez worked the field in the spring, put in hard work all summer and hoped for a good return in the fall. On the football field, the CSU junior has worked for three springs and summers and now this fall saw his hard work pay off with a start at left tackle against Michigan.
CSU Ag Day partners bring more than just food to the table
The Nutrien Ag Day BBQ – held this year prior to kickoff of the Ram football team’s matchup against Sacramento State on Sept. 24 – has honored Colorado’s agricultural roots for more than 40 years, while supporting the industry’s future by raising funds for student scholarships.
Pueblo’s Extension employees exemplify the spirit of CSU’s land-grant mission: Connecting communities to resources
CSU Extension and Engagement employees work across all 64 counties to bring research-based resources to Coloradans.
New Nutrien building shows the future of agriculture lives here
For more than 150 years, the future of agriculture has been cultivated at CSU. With the opening of the Nutrien Agricultural Sciences Building, that future now has more space and resources to grow and thrive.
How 4-H in Colorado connects communities across the state
Colorado 4-H is delivered by CSU Extension. This year, 4-H programs reached more than 100,000 kids, and more than 13,000 youth are involved in clubs across the state. They completed projects that included everything from rocketry to cake decorating to showing livestock.
Defensive fixes begin with being assignment sound
Explosive plays can blow away the theory, and Colorado State is looking to cut down what they’ve been allowing. To this point, the Rams have surrendered plays of 10 yards or longer 45 times. If there’s good news in there, the majority of them have been 20 yards or fewer.
Colorado State Insider Podcast with Brian Roth
The Voice of the Rams Brian Roth recaps a historic week for Colorado State volleyball. Later, Roth previews the Ag Day football match-up with Sacramento State. Finally, women’s tennis coach Mai-Ly Tran joins the show to preview the upcoming season.
CSU VS. MIDDLE TENNESSEE: COMMUNITY
Community: Students, faculty, staff and alumni are just a few of groups who are part of the Ramily.
130 years of CSU football: A Rams walk through time
Experience a timeline and videos that give a brief history lesson about CSU’s star players, coaching greats Harry Hughes and Sonny Lubick and the key events that celebrate Rams football.
Teamwork makes the dream work: Ram Walk design connects community
Jocelyn Lapham may be the face behind the newly designed Ram Walk street mural, but she’s also the first to note that, just like a winning football season for the Colorado State University Rams, the project was a team effort.
Thomas means business in the classroom and on the field
When he’s not fishing, paddle boarding at Horsetooth Reservoir or perhaps getting ice cream at Kilwins or Walrus, senior Jaylen Thomas is working on his Business Administration degree at Colorado State University.
Ram Town is the central hub for all things tailgating and pre-game celebrating
The northwest corner of Meridian Avenue and Hughes Way will be the place to be on game days.
CSU connections help young alum build small business amid COVID-19 pandemic
A CSU graphic design major who graduated during the COVID-19 pandemic used the connections he made on campus to start his own small business.