For 15 years (with the exception of the last two), the President's Leadership Program visited the community of Chimayo, New Mexico, annually to engage in service, learn about community and connect with Colorado State University's neighbors to the south.
An on-campus memorial service honoring the late Mary Ontiveros, CSU’s first vice president for diversity, has been planned for April 25.
CSU Ventures, the technology transfer unit of the Colorado State University Research Foundation, is hosting its annual innovation symposium, CSU Demo Day, as a virtual event April 18-20.
Colorado State University is looking toward the future to ensure its academic enterprise remains robust, relevant and meets the needs of students, the state, and the demands by industry for workforce expertise and skills.
Colorado State University’s forthcoming Academic Master Plan, or AMP, sets CSU apart as a leader in higher education at a time of rapid change.
"The work that we do at CSU doesn’t just impact us, it impacts our neighbors and partners, what they think of us, how their children (and their children) will view Colorado State University, and the impact this university has had and will continue to have on generations of people."
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, I’ve been reflecting on the courage required to be a woman and a leader. I’ve also been thinking about the extraordinary women of Colorado State University.
Faculty Council members voted on the leadership positions for the 2022-23 academic year at their March meeting.
President Joyce McConnell ceremoniously launched Courageous Strategic Transformation at Colorado State University on March 1 inside the Lory Student Center Theatre. Video of the event is now available for those who could not attend or would like to reference information shared that day.
Casey Dunn barely graduated from high school, but joining the U.S. Army gave him the discipline to continue his education and earn a degree at CSU while on active duty. He's also a husband and the father to three young kids.