The Colorado State University Police department has joined a nationwide pledge to increase the number of women in law enforcement and provide more opportunities for women in police leadership positions.
Colorado State University's Public Safety Team issued an alert about the bear at around 8:30 a.m. on Sept. 16.
In recent weeks, the Colorado State University Police Department has seen a sharp increase in attempted elaborate and complex scams targeting students, faculty and staff.
When CSU lost its first academic building to fire on May 8, 1970, it had been a tumultuous week, to say the least.
Scammers are exceptionally creative and sophisticated, and scams are perpetuated through phone calls, texts, emails, social media and sometimes in person.
The following is a letter from the Chiefs of Police at CSU, CU and Denver regarding fan behavior at the Rocky Mountain Showdown on Friday, Aug. 30.
Although the academic year has not started, Colorado State University has received multiple reports of email scams targeting incoming students, returning students and employees.
Colorado State University Police Department officers will be the recipients of proceeds generated at a car show Saturday, Aug. 10, at Liberty Firearms Institute in Johnstown.
Colorado State University Police Department and Athletics Department received recognition for their work in safety planning and response at Canvas Stadium.
The Larimer County Regional SWAT team will conduct a training on CSU’s campus on Wednesday, March 27.