Michelle Stanley named associate vice provost for academic programs at CSU Spur
“Dr. Stanley will lead academic programming at the CSU Spur campus, including efforts to develop, grow, and launch Spur Start.”
Giving Gaffers: Retired CSU history faculty raising money for the department
A group of retired Colorado State University faculty from the Department of History has launched a special fundraising campaign for the department as a public display of support during a difficult time for the liberal arts and all of higher education.
Clint Oldenburg: From CSU Football to Shaping the Future of Sports Gaming
Clint Oldenburg (B.A. ’06) went from the NFL to video game development, where he now leads in developing major sports titles like Madden NFL and College Football.
Finding Strength in Identity: Yulissa Chavez Tena’s Journey from First-Generation Student to Advocate and Leader
Yulissa Chavez, a first-generation Latina student, found more than an education at Colorado State University; she found a community that empowered her identity and leadership.
CSU undergraduate honored with two international scholarships
Colorado State University undergraduate Ryan Simmons has earned not one, but two prestigious scholarships dedicated to studying language internationally.
CSU Ph.D. student earns prestigious PEO Scholarship
Emilia Ravetta, a doctoral student in the College of Liberal Arts, is the recipient of a PEO Scholar Award — a $25,000 scholarship awarded to women in the U.S. and Canada pursuing doctoral-level degrees.
CSU’s Maximus Vogt heads to The Met
The art history junior secured a prestigious internship at The Met in New York City.
Free Arts and Family Summit set for May 24 at UCA
A free Arts and Family Summit is scheduled at the University Center for the Arts this Saturday, May 24, from 9:45 a.m.-2 p.m.
CSU alumnus Eugene Daniels to the Class of 2025: ‘You belong in every room’
He was the commencement speaker at the first University-wide Commencement since 1998, held in Canvas Stadium before an audience of more than 3,000 graduates and nearly 30,000 audience members.
Why protecting wildland is crucial to American freedom and identity
As summer approaches, millions of Americans begin planning or taking trips to state and national parks, seeking to explore the wide range of outdoor recreational opportunities across the nation.