For Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Beth Wright — an attorney from the Native American Rights Fund — will lead a keynote talk on the Indian Welfare Child Act, a federal law under review with the U.S. Supreme Court that protects the well-being and best interests of Native children and families.
More than a dozen events are scheduled in celebration of LGBTQIA+ History Month at CSU in October.
CSU offers a variety of inclusive resources on campus to ensure that the University is accessible for everyone.
WGAC Assistant Director Casey Malsam will take over as interim director beginning June 16.
CSU’s Pride Resource Center is hosting and participating in a range of activities and events for Pride Month in June.
The first weekend-long Juneteenth Celebration in Fort Collins is set for June 17-19, and Colorado State University is playing a leading role in hosting the events.
The CSU community is invited to a public virtual talk with poet and speaker Kimberly Ming at the Womxn of Color Network 2022 Summit on June 2.
More than 70 CSU students received stoles from El Centro’s SOMOS Latinx/e Graduation on May 6. El Centro Director Dora Frias and Assistant Director Michelle Cadena delivered a bilingual address to the 2022 graduating Latinx/e students, their families, and staff at a largely attended event in the Lory Student Center ballroom.
"Now, more than ever, it is imperative that we continue to live up to our own Principles of Community. We must embrace one another and vow to work tirelessly to ensure that we have a safe and respectful campus that values inclusiveness and encourages different voices to be heard."
Colorado State University will officially begin to observe Juneteenth on Monday, June 20. Yesterday, a Colorado state bill was signed into law to officially establish Juneteenth — June 19 — as a legal state holiday in Colorado.