Tag: "CSU 150"
Grace Espy Patton: ‘Better still to be a Colorado woman’
Grace Espy Patton was perhaps the most accomplished and best-known of Colorado Agricultural College graduates in the closing years of the 19th century.
Video: Award-winning Legacies Project records personal and professional histories
Learn more about the Legacies Project from President Joyce McConnell, Dean Lise Youngblade and Director of Development Victoria Keller.
Nancy Richardson Design Center was a busy hub of collaboration, innovation in first year
In its first year of operation, the Nancy Richardson Design Center lived up to the expectations of its namesake.
Don’t call it ‘The Beer Major’
Before you sit down at the Ramskeller and order an Old Aggie, make sure you know not to call the Fermentation Science and Technology Program “the beer major.”
1918: When the flu came to CSU
In 1918, CSU was battling an influenza pandemic that required quarantine and serious hand-washing.
Mona Marie Macy (B.S., '55) Left a Legacy of Care
Marie Macy inspired countless children and students at the Colorado State University Preschool, now the CSU Early Childhood Center, where she worked for 18 years. In 2015, she continued her dedication to CSU’s youngest Rams through a generous gift to the Marie Macy Director’s Legacy Endowment to benefit the center.
Reel CSU Stories
A 1919 football game. The Old Main Fire. Any Warhol's visit to Fort Collins. The 1997 flood. Take a look back at the stories captured on film during CSU's first 150 years.
Grafton St. Clair Norman: CSU's first African-American student
Take a look back at the life of Grafton St. Clair Norman, the first African-American student to attend and graduate from CSU.