Chris Henry is set to enter his fourth year at CSU. When he and his teammates aren’t lifting weights or running on the roads and trails surrounding Fort Collins – he averages about 80 miles a week – he is studying a different kind of team dynamic in his classes.
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.
There is exciting news on the construction front at the Clark complex, including upgrades to the Clark C Wing, which is being renamed the “Social Sciences Hall.”
While many students assume food on campus comes at a premium, a recent comparison of menu prices at Colorado State University suggests that it may not always be the case.
As the Outstanding Graduate from Colorado State University’s College of Liberal Arts, Boyce is earning a Master of Public Policy and Administration degree, a step that will allow him to expand his service-driven mission.
Kayla Garcia, a nonprofit leader who was educated at Colorado State University, grew up in Pueblo, and holds deep ties to the state of Colorado, was named to the Colorado State University System Board of Governors, following confirmation by the Colorado General Assembly on April 27. Garcia, an alumna of CSU, is president and CEO of Girls Inc. of Metro Denver, where she leads a youth-serving organization serving more than 3,000 girls annually.
Each year, Colorado State University celebrates the teaching, research and service achievements of CSU students, alumni and friends, academic faculty, administrative professionals and classified staff as part of the Celebrate! Colorado State Awards.
The Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President held a luncheon on April 22 to recognize its recipients for distinguished teaching and scholarship, faculty excellence, service, advising and leadership-related awards on behalf of the academic enterprise.
Two student interns are taking part in the graduation ceremonies they helped make happen last year.
A CSU research team is working to identify nationwide standards for instream flows that maintain rivers and their ecosystems while also delivering water needed for municipal supplies.
