Lauren Bouman, a junior studying Economics, delivered this speech at the College of Liberal Arts donor brunch on October 29, 2016. The college of Liberal Arts teaches us to live our passions. On the surface that seems pretty self explanatory – it tells us to live doing what we love. However, my experience within this […]
By Tony Phifer, as appearing in SOURCE From the best parade in Fort Collins, to a rockin’ festival and beer garden in an iconic campus setting, to a popular 5K run, to a gridiron clash between conference foes, CSU’s Homecoming and Family Weekend has got your entertainment needs covered. CSU’s 102nd Homecoming celebration is set […]
Sociology and Ethnic Studies major Erica LeFehr discusses ups and downs of being a full-time student and a mom.
The Association of Academic Museums and Galleries believes that “great universities have great museums.” Colorado State University fits the bill for both. With the newly renovated and named Gregory Allicar Museum of Art, the University and Fort Collins communities have a place to see and interact with a variety of collections of fine art. From African […]
In her third year of college, Jo Buckley juggles the collective titles of world traveler, community leader and triple major.
Fresh-brewed coffee and helping adults with disabilities is not what Chelsi and Justin Wells thought they would be doing after graduation.
Since last April, residents of Fort Collins and the surrounding area have been able to hear and see — at no charge, for free – two Pulitzer Prize-winning poets, one national award winner for nonfiction, and an award winning English department alumnus; poets, essayists, and novelists writing verse, fiction, and creative nonfiction. How is this […]
As appearing in AlumLine No one at Colorado State University is more committed to interfaith dialogue among students than Elizabeth Sink (M.A. ’06), special senior teaching instructor in the Department of Communication Studies. As a 10-year veteran in teaching public speaking and a variety of other communication studies courses, Sink says she is attracted to […]
Anthropology senior Jesse Bain had the opportunity to participate in the Rio Bravo Archaeological Survey in Belize with the aid of the Amanda Jones Field Study Abroad Award. He shares his experiences and plans for future exploration. The Rio Bravo Archaeological Survey (RBAS), which operates in Belize under a permit issued from the Institute of […]
Like many American school children, I had heard many stories. Also like many American school children, I had never seen the wall.
