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Therapy Dog that Provided Care at Theater Shooting Trial Now Receives Care at CSU
A therapy dog named Chester, who spent 138 hours providing comfort to survivors during the recent Aurora theater shooting trial, switched roles from consoler to patient when he recently checked into Colorado State University's James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
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Largest, Most Diverse Freshman Class in CSU History
The largest and most diverse freshman class in the history of Colorado State University is at the core of historic new overall enrollment figures at CSU. This record number of students comes on the heels of nearly a decade of enrollment growth at Colorado's land-grant institution.
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CSU Named Among Top Colleges for Outdoor Sports & Recreation
CSU ranked ahead of the University of Colorado and just behind Stanford University on the list of Top Colleges for Outdoor Sports & Recreation by Best College Reviews, an online resource that helps students decide on which college to attend.
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Connecting the Hungry to the Harvest
A Colorado State University graduate student and her sister, a CSU alumna, have found a way to connect the region's food waste to the ever-growing need. Tracy Lowery and Maisie Roberts created Foraged Feast, a nonprofit organization that "rescues" fresh produce.
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CSU Recognized as the University of the Year by the National Hispanic Institute
CSU was recognized for hosting the Lorenzo de Zavala Youth Legislative Session each summer in addition to promoting participation through the Alliance Program and other partnership activities.
