The vast majority of CSU students continue to be motivated to practice public health behaviors so they don’t spread COVID-19 – and in some instances, even more so than when they started the semester, according to a recent campus survey.
Campus employment is a potent ingredient in helping students foster community, sharpen professional skills and graduate from college.
CSU’s Native American Cultural Center is hosting a range of virtual activities in November to celebrate Native American ancestry and traditions and build community.
No matter what the outcome is, our values of access and equity, our Principles of Community, and the support and resources we provide for students will not change.
A transformational gift from the Ottens Foundation will fund 10 years of programming at CSU's Native American Cultural Center.
CSU’s student participation in recent presidential elections exceeded other colleges and universities across the country.
The names and locations of the centers have evolved with the times, but the mission of providing a welcoming space and sharing the diversity and experiences marginalized students bring to CSU has remained the same.
Rams take care of Rams. It’s a sentiment that has taken root throughout the CSU community, especially in recent months as COVID-19 presents educational, financial, health, and emotional challenges for students.
CSU has received a significant grant from the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative to help COSI scholarship students succeed on campus
After 43 years in higher education – with 37 of those at CSU – Anne Hudgens is retiring on June 30.