Virtual Native American Heritage Month celebrations designed to build community
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.
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CSU encouraging safe public health behaviors Halloween weekend
With COVID-19 cases rising in Larimer County and Fall Break in sight, CSU is encouraging students and the university community to avoid letting their guard down over Halloween weekend.
Help a student in quarantine or isolation with care-package items
CSU is providing care packages for students during their time spent either in quarantine or in isolation recovering from the virus. And you can help.
Still time to participate: C.A.N.S. Around The Oval enters final week on a high note
The final week of C.A.N.S. Around The Oval features five days of virtual “CANversations” as well as some exciting news on the “CANpaign’s” goals.
Colorado State University hosting flu shot clinics
Colorado State University is doing its part by offering students, faculty and employees flu shots on campus.
El Centro to celebrate Latinx Heritage Month with host of virtual events
For National Latinx Heritage Month, El Centro is hosting a series of virtual events designed to celebrate culture as well as foster meaningful dialogue on marginalized communities.
New presidential task force charged with fostering Jewish inclusion and the prevention of anti-Semitism at CSU
The task force will provide a detailed action plan on how to address anti-Semitism and how to build a positive, Jewish-inclusive university community.
Student fee-supported services adapt during COVID-19
Much like classes, research and other facets of CSU, services supported by student fees have had to adapt in the face of COVID-19.
CSU updating systems to improve experiences for transgender and nonbinary students
CSU is committed to supporting Rams who identify as transgender and gender nonbinary, especially given that those employees and students often face significant challenges while navigating campus environments.
Programs and scholarships enable student success, thanks to donors
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.