A new free app developed by a Colorado State University alumnus has been added to the online student success tool YOU@CSU to help students stay socially connected during this period of remote learning due to the coronavirus pandemic.
I know you are proud of your student for their dedication in pursuing their dream of a college degree despite an unprecedented disruption that none of us could have imagined.
What Colorado State University is doing in response to the global outbreak of COVID-19 coronavirus.
Health care providers in Fort Collins and Larimer County, as well as across Colorado, also have implemented the proper protocols to monitor for cases.
At least two CSU Health Network employees have published books for children in recent years, including one about Fort Collins’ historic streetcar and one about what it’s like to run a local family farm.
Colorado State University stands with the families, students, faculty, staff, and alumni of the STEM School and the community of Highlands Ranch, who are in our hearts.
Current efforts seek to expand the coalition of allies who work to make our campus an inclusive space for all.
More than 300 All Gender and 50 women's restrooms on campus will be stocked with pads and tampons at no charge by the beginning of Fall 2019 semester.