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The Department of News and Media Relations, in the Division of University Communications, is Colorado State University’s official place for news, information and expert sources.
Our department is committed to informing the public and university community about the quality and diversity of the learning environment at CSU, the impact of CSU’s scholarship and research, and the university’s dedication to finding practical solutions to the great global challenges we face today.
We connect reporters with leading experts in scientific research, social sciences, veterinary medicine and more, to share university news through local, state, national and international media outlets. CSU has many stories to tell about its research, people and programs, and we offer a variety of ways to promote those successes. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesElection Day is coming: Be vote-ready, Rams
The following was emailed to all students on Aug. 27. Hello Rams, Participation is the key to a successful democracy, and a university’s job is to prepare students to participate – to weigh evidence, question assumptions and engage with those who see things differently. That’s work CSU has taken seriously for generations. As a land-grant university, we were founded to widen access to education and public life, and the habits you build here are meant to last well beyond graduation.
CSU enjoys record highs in retention, graduation rates
Colorado State University is experiencing its highest retention and graduation rates of all time. In 2024-25, CSU’s first-year to second-year retention rate reached a record high of 87.9%, 2.1 percentage points higher than it was nine years ago. The four-year graduation rate was 51.1% for the class of students that started in fall 2021, another all-time high for CSU and 5.3 percentage points higher than it was for the fall 2015 cohort.
New $2.25 million investment expands scholarship support for CSU students
A $2.25 million investment from The Denver Foundation will create new scholarship opportunities for Colorado State University students, expanding a longstanding partnership that has helped students overcome financial barriers to earning their degrees. The funding comes as part of a $25 million statewide initiative celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Reisher Scholars Program, which supports Colorado students at colleges and universities across the state.
CSU researchers recruiting participants for GLP-1 study
Researchers at Colorado State University and Sam Houston State University are recruiting participants for a study titled “Experiences of GLP-1 Medications for Weight Loss and Transformations in Body, Identity and Dress.” The research team is looking for individuals who (a) are at least 18 years of age or older, (b) live in the United States and (c) are currently taking a GLP-1 medication for weight loss and have taken it without interruption for six consecutive months immediately prior to...
Explore the world at CSU's Education Abroad Fair on Sept. 9
Colorado State University’s Education Abroad Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9, in the Lory Student Center Ballrooms. The fair is designed as a one-stop shop for students who want to study, intern, research or volunteer abroad. Students can meet with faculty program leaders, ask questions and start planning an international experience, whether they’re ready to apply or just looking to learn more.
CSU in September: Highlights from the University Events Calendar and around Fort Collins
September brings plenty of ways to connect with CSU and the Fort Collins community, from the Border War and President’s Fall Address to food, science, culture and opportunities to get involved. Discover even more ways to get involved by exploring the City of Fort Collins and Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce event calendars. Want your event considered for a future monthly roundup? Submit it to the CSU Events Calendar. Friday, Sept.
New engineering department head returns to his CSU roots
Ketul Popat, Professor and Department Head, School of Biomedical and Chemical Engineering Like many people, Ketul Popat feels anxious sliding into a new job and wondering about his new co-workers. That’s not the case this fall as he returns to the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering as founding Head of the college’s newest department, the School of Biomedical and Chemical Engineering.
CSU alumnus Eric Mosley to join Stalwart Ram Wall of Fame
For Eric Mosley, attending Colorado State University was never just about earning a degree. It was about continuing a heralded family tradition of service. Mosley chose CSU in part because it was the university his father, Tuskegee Airman and legendary CSU alumnus Lt. Col. John W. Mosley, had attended decades earlier.
CSU joins National Campus Safety Awareness Month
Each September, Colorado State University joins campuses across the nation in observing National Campus Safety Awareness Month — a dedicated time to strengthen awareness, share resources, and promote a culture of safety across the CSU community. “Celebrating a Culture of Safety” is the 2026 theme for CSU’s NCSAM campaign. Approved unanimously by Congress in 2008, NCSAM was created to encourage open public dialogue about campus safety.
Bring your Ram spirit: Green & Gold Town returns to Fort Collins
Fort Collins is Ram Country – and this fall, everyone is invited to help bring that spirit to life. Green & Gold Town returns for a second year, uniting Colorado State University, local businesses, alumni, students, families and residents around CSU football and fall sports weekends. The community-wide initiative extends the energy of game day beyond the stadium and across Fort Collins, creating more ways for people to celebrate, connect and show their Ram pride.