CSU President Tony Frank on Wednesday recalled past challenges – the 1997 flood and 2008 recession – to provide a roadmap for the CSU community as it confronts the latest issues facing higher education: conflicts over hate speech, the First Amendment and civil discourse.
CSU President Tony Frank will deliver the annual President’s Fall Address on Wednesday, Sept. 20 on CSU’s historic Oval. In his address, he will offer highlights of the past year and discuss goals for the year ahead.
While Congress considers next steps, our focus at Colorado State University is and will continue to be on our own students.
It’s important that we take time to acknowledge that our campus community – and our country – are dealing with some significant challenges.
CSU and CU may be rivals on the field, but we are joining together to urge Ram and Buffs fans to support relief efforts for Hurricane Harvey.
The four public colleges and universities in Northern Colorado added $2.4 billion in income to the economy of Larimer and Weld counties and provided an impressive return on investment to the region in fiscal year 2015-16, according to the results of a new economic impact study released today.
To our entire community – students, faculty, staff – let’s stand proudly together as a community of scholars committed to truth, to justice, to access and inclusion, and to the value and dignity of all people.
When Congress returns from its 4th of July recess, discussions will resume around the various aspects of the budget proposal that President Trump rolled out at the end of May.