The College of Liberal Arts will host its annual Democracy Summit Oct. 26-27 on campus. This Special Report will preview the event and will go beyond that to explore ways CSU faculty and students contribute to and strengthen our nation’s core governing principles. The package reinforces one of the university’s top priorities: promoting a healthy democracy.
CSU’s Democracy Summit returns Oct. 26-27 with two days of free events exploring politics, pop culture, artificial intelligence and civic engagement. Highlights include a keynote on AI and democracy, conversations with judges and a documentary screening followed by a live Q&A with journalist Amy Goodman.
CSU students are tackling big questions through original research alongside faculty mentors. Explore how undergraduate research is shaping students’ academic success, career paths and ambitions to make a difference.
At the start of her annual Fall Address, CSU President Amy Parsons said she recently found the old nametag she wore as a CSU student ambassador, leading prospective students and their families on campus tours.
CSU’s sponsored project expenditures – a standard barometer of university research activity – exceeded $613 million in the 2025-2026 fiscal year. That is only a 1% decrease from the record-setting level the year prior and reflects a robust scientific enterprise that continues to place the university among the top research institutions in the country. CSU’s sponsored project expenditures have climbed steadily over the past decade, starting at $332 million in fiscal year 2016 – an 85% increase.
To celebrate Colorado’s 150th anniversary, here are 15 stories, milestones and perspectives that help tell the story of the Centennial State. These are but a few of Colorado’s leading attributes.
In honor of the state’s 150th birthday, here are 150 ways Colorado State has bolstered the economy, set students up for success, fed the world, and so much more.
With National Friendship Day approaching on Sunday, Aug. 2, you might think it would be a melancholy one, given the loneliness epidemic gripping the nation.
Six interdisciplinary teams from across Colorado State University will leverage internal funding and engagement support from the Office of the Vice President for Research to better pursue large, center-scale funding opportunities.
With the boom of a canon and flight of mortarboards into the blue midday sky, thousands of Colorado State University students graduated Saturday at Canvas Stadium on the Fort Collins campus.
