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Black/African American Cultural Center and El Centro to celebrate 50 years at alumni event

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The Legacy of Project GO: Celebrating B/AACC & El Centro will be held July 29 at the Hydro Building at CSU Spur in Denver, launching a yearlong celebration of the cultural centers' 50th anniversaries. Colorado State University’s Black/African American Cultural Center and El Centro will launch a yearlong celebration of their 50th anniversaries with a Denver Alumni Night Out on July 29, connecting alumni, students and community members to honor a shared history rooted in student activism.
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You’ve never heard of these glaciers, but they’re becoming critical climate havens as America’s iconic mountain glaciers and their water fade

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Converation post by Dan McGrath, Colorado State University; Ashlesha Khatiwada, Colorado State University, and Scott Hotaling, Utah State University If you have ever hiked in the high peaks of Colorado, the Wasatch Range in Utah or the Tetons in Wyoming, you’ve almost certainly seen a rock glacier, perhaps without even knowing it.
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Employee Appreciation Board honors College Assistance Migrant Program

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The Employee Appreciation Board has recognized the College Assistance Migrant Program for its unwavering commitment to student success, access and belonging at Colorado State University. Throughout a year marked by transition and change, the CAMP team remained focused on what matters most: their students. Serving as a vital bridge between historically underrepresented students and higher education, CAMP continues to strengthen the diversity, cultural richness and vibrancy of the CSU community.
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That Eighties Band returns to Lagoon Concert Series July 8

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For the third year in a row, That Eighties Band is back at the Lagoon Concert Series, performing classic covers from the days of MTV, acid-wash jeans, Pac-Man and scrunchies. Back by popular demand, the group is ready to take the stage at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 8, near the Lagoon at the corner of West Plum Street and Meridian Avenue. The concert is free and open to the public. “Fort Collins is one of our favorite cities to play,” said Travis LeRoy, lead singer and bassist for That Eighties Band.
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A new era begins: CSU joins the Pac-12

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The move puts Colorado State in great company, with other strong and thriving universities in the West, and positions CSU for leadership and success in the dramatically shifting landscape of college athletics. In this Special Report, you will read what CSU President Amy Parsons and Director of Athletics John Weber foresee for CSU’s visibility, revenue and competition – and you’ll hear directly from standout student-athletes about what the change means for them.
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It’s official: CSU and six other universities join the Pac-12 Conference

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CSU and six other universities join the Pac-12 Conference By Ryan Pfeifer Published July 1, 2026 Six hundred and fifty-seven days in the making, the time has finally arrived: Colorado State is officially a member of the Pac-12. The Rams – alongside Boise State, Fresno State, Gonzaga, San Diego State, Texas State and Utah State – join current members Oregon State and Washington State to rejuvenate the conference.
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Visibility, revenue, competition: Parsons and Weber discuss what joining the Pac-12 Conference means for CSU

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By Tony Phifer
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Colorado State University will be in a new spotlight as it joins the Pac-12 Conference today. Sportswriter Tony Phifer, left, discussed the change with CSU Director of Athletics John Weber and CSU President Amy Parsons.
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Economic impact: CSU stadium fuels Fort Collins economy, study shows

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By Coleman Cornelius
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There was a sellout crowd of more than 37,000 people at Canvas Stadium during the Ag Day football game in September last year; that included a record number of students. Such crowds contribute to the stadium’s economic impact.
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Mia Casey, soccer

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By Allison Sylte
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Mia Casey has been playing soccer since she was 3 years old, but she still can’t contain her enthusiasm about the start of another season as a midfielder for the Colorado State Rams. In fact, she’s downright giddy as she describes another school year filled with long days of practice, strength and conditioning work, travel, mandatory phone-free team dinners, meetings, homework and testing herself against some of the best collegiate athletes in the country.
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Chris Henry, cross country

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By Allison Sylte
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Long-distance running might seem like a lonely pursuit, one marked by endless miles and the company of only your thoughts and whatever is playing on your headphones. Yet for Chris Henry and the Colorado State University cross-country team, running is far from a solitary endeavor. In fact, camaraderie is exactly what drew this standout Park City, Utah, high school athlete to Fort Collins, and is what has inspired him to stay for his entire collegiate career.
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