After deciding to leave Seton Hall, CSU wasn’t among McKenna Hofschild’s original school choices, or even after that — until her AAU coach told her to call Rams coach Ryun Williams. “I reached out and I just really liked what he had to say and really got along with him ... I committed within 48 hours of talking to him.”
Great things happen when like minds come together. Kristie (B.S., ’82) and Jim Docheff, Jr. (B.S., ’83) are working to ensure a successful venture that seven alumni began at the Holiday Bowl in 1997 continues to shape the leaders of tomorrow.
By the Numbers: These 12 stats illustrate how McKenna Hofschild and coach Ryun Williams' CSU women's basketball team are among the nation's best in shooting and passing.
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has been found to have another head injury, making CSU faculty member Jaclyn Stephens' expertise on concussions very timely.
When Ayden Hector arrived at CSU in 2022, he brought more than his talents as a student-athlete. He also brought B.Box – short for Birthday Box – a charitable program that provides a gift of every-day essentials and party favors to students facing housing challenges or food insecurity.
Beyond CSU’s Center for Educator Preparation, there are many other programs that show partnership among CSU, the Poudre School District and the Thompson School District.
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.
By the Numbers: These 13 numbers illustrate the breadth and depth of achievements by current and former Rams.
CSU first-year student Coby McNeal, 26, walked on to CSU’s football team after six years of service in the Marines.
Learn more about three dedicated CSU volleyball players who are majoring in the Department of Health and Exercise Science.