Photo: Brian Kailey, director of CSU Extension’s Logan County office, discusses hatchet skills with a group of kids involved in the Logan County Outdoor Skills Program. Exploring the people, ...

Snow scientist Steven Fassnacht explains what makes snow fluffy, the difference between machine-made and natural snow, and Colorado’s snow outlook this year.

November brings plenty of ways to connect with CSU and the Fort Collins community, from Snow Days and Veterans Week to holiday festivities, live events and opportunities to explore art, research and ...

For 50 years, the Black/African American Cultural Center (B/AACC) has been a place where generations of Colorado State University students have found community, celebrated their culture and developed ...

For 50 years, El Centro has been more than a place for students to gather at Colorado State University. It has been a home away from home, a source of support and a community where generations of ...

The CSU Muslim Student Association and the Islamic Center of Fort Collins are hosting an Open Mosque Day on Saturday, Nov. 14, to explore the question “Why Me? Finding Meaning in Difficult Times.” ...

One of the best Facebook Marketplace finds of all time will be on the CSU campus for Snow Days this year, and addition to having an awesome speaker setup and full kitchen, it’s also connected to ...

In addition to conducting basic scientific research into the bacterium that causes tuberculosis, CSU has researchers devoted to finding cheap, easy and accurate ways to test for tuberculosis, new ...

A new study shows that inequality gap in spending on children has widened dramatically over the last few decades.

Athletics. Internships. International travel. Peer mentoring. Research. Student clubs. And, of course, rigorous academics. The Outstanding Graduates representing CSU in Spring 2026 sought every campus ...

Each day during the winter and spring, one of the first things I look at is the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s website that shows the current status of the snowpack in Colorado’s mountains. Maybe ...