The future academic success of military veterans and non-traditional students attending Colorado State University recently received a significant boost from Gretchen Stockwell (B.S., ’76), who is giving a $2 million planned gift to Adult Learner and Veteran Services.
The recently renovated CSU Bookstore has reopened its Level 200 space, which has been closed for construction since late February.
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.
The CSU Veterans Writing Workshop serves as a place for veterans to come together and share and process their experiences through writing.
Army veterans Ryan Lanham and Ross Atkinson felt a different call to duty while they attended Colorado State University.
The next phase of the Lory Student Center revitalization is slated to begin after graduation. Here's a look at how to navigate the construction over the summer.
Casey Dunn barely graduated from high school, but joining the U.S. Army gave him the discipline to continue his education and earn a degree at CSU while on active duty. He's also a husband and the father to three young kids.
After graduating from Fort Collins High School in 2004, Priscilla Duron’s (B.A., ’19) life was lacking any meaningful direction. She was working three part-time jobs and there was little, if any possibility, to pursue a four-year degree. But that all changed one afternoon.
Danny Harmon contributes his success at CSU to many valuable university resources including the New Start for Student Veterans program.
The newly established VetRams Program is a partnership between the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and Adult Learner and Veteran Services to provide academic and financial support to student-veterans pursuing a professional degree in veterinary medicine.