Native American high school students will gather at CSU to research Indigenous issues and prepare for the college application process during the annual Native Education Forum, June 18-23.
For the 29th year, National Hispanic Institute will bring students from across the nation for a week of leadership learning.
For twenty-six years, African-American high school seniors from across the country have gathered at Colorado State University to research issues important to the African-American community. This year's Black Issues Forum (BIF) will be held June 13-17 on campus.
On their recent tour stop in Fort Collins, Ozomatli prepared 36 of CSU’s Upward Bound students for the unique experience of performing live in front of hundreds of fans at a premier music venue.
CSU President Tony Frank and Sandra Smyser, superintendent of Poudre School District, formalized a long partnership between the two educational stalwarts.
The largest and most diverse freshman class in Colorado State University’s history has led to record enrollment for the 10th consecutive year. The university welcomes 33,413 students to campus this year.
U.S. News & World Report has taken notice of CSU's massive investments in infrastructure and student success, boosting Colorado’s land-grant university three spots in its annual rankings.