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News and Media Relations Department at Colorado State University The News and Media Relations Department, part of the University Communications Division, serves as the official hub for news and expert insights at Colorado State University. Our mission is to keep both the public and the university community informed about CSU's rich learning environment, the significance of its research and scholarship, and the university's commitment to addressing major global issues. We facilitate connections between journalists and top experts in fields such as scientific research, social sciences, and veterinary medicine, helping to share CSU news through various media channels, including local, state, national, and international outlets. CSU has a wealth of stories to share about its research, people, and programs, and we provide multiple avenues to highlight these achievements.

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Here’s what you can do with the fresh herbs from CSU Spur 2nd Saturday plant sale

2 weeks ago | source.colostate.edu | Allison Sylte

Colorado State University Spur is always the place to be on the second Saturday of the month, but the June edition will be extra special – especially if you’re looking for ways to up your kitchen herb game (and who isn’t?). The 2nd Saturday Plant Sale and Pollinator Festival will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on June 14. And in addition to participating in a bunch of fun, free activities, CSU Spur visitors can also take home their very own native landscaping plants and culinary herbs.
CSU Spur Archives - SOURCE

2 weeks ago | source.colostate.edu | Allison Sylte |Anthony Lane

Starting in fall 2025, there will be another pathway for students to start their CSU education thanks to Spur Start, a program that will bring a cohort of first-year students to the University’s innovative campus just north of downtown Denver at the National Western Center.
Emphasis on web accessibility: Experts offer tips, trainings for CSU employees

3 weeks ago | source.colostate.edu | Jeff Dodge

While access has long been at the core of Colorado State University’s land-grant mission, there has recently been a renewed emphasis on web accessibility, in part due to recent state and federal regulations. Accessibility experts have been meeting with groups across campus to outline some of the top steps for faculty and staff to take to ensure that their online and digital content can be accessed by individuals with disabilities. Those include: Remove outdated content (including PDFs).
CSU photographer extraordinaire John Eisele to retire at the end of June

3 weeks ago | source.colostate.edu | Jeff Dodge

John Eisele, who has served as a Colorado State University photographer for 25 years, will retire at the end of June. Eisele has documented just about every visual aspect of CSU over the years and has been a fixture at campus events, from athletic competitions to theater productions. He has produced compelling images that have been used for everything from print brochures and magazines to SOURCE articles and other digital channels and assets.
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1 month ago | source.colostate.edu | Jill Jones |Allison Sylte |Lauren Smith |Tiana Kennedy

RAMtech, CSU’s long-established technology store, will open Monday, July 7, in a new location on Level 100 of the CSU Bookstore. With this move, RAMtech joins a campus partner with proven retail expertise, an excellent reputation for customer service, and a convenient campus location for the LSC Community. Read More
CSU alum Eugene Daniels to the Class of 2025: ‘You belong in every room’

1 month ago | source.colostate.edu | Jeff Dodge

“You belong.”That’s how Colorado State University alumnus Eugene Daniels concluded his moving commencement address on May 16. And he repeated it five times. Daniels, who is MSNBC senior Washington correspondent and president of the White House Correspondents’ Association, graduated with a journalism degree from CSU in 2012.
New partnership to build solar array boosts progress toward CSU's sustainability goals | Colorado State University

1 month ago | source.colostate.edu

Colorado State University and Pivot Energy, a leading national renewable energy independent power producer, have announced a 20-year partnership to develop a new solar energy project that significantly advances progress toward CSU’s sustainability goals.
Spur water feature back in action thanks to 3 CSU mechanical engineers

1 month ago | source.colostate.edu | Allison Sylte

The Hydro lobby at the Colorado State University Spur campus has a tranquil upgrade thanks to the ingenuity of three mechanical engineering students who redesigned the workings of a prominent art installation. That installation, a kinetic water sculpture called Vessel, has been in the lobby of the water-themed Hydro building since it opened in 2023.
CSU grad overcomes financial obstacles, discovers passion for service on path to veterinary school

1 month ago | source.colostate.edu | Allison Sylte

Like a lot of little kids, Karen Khaykin dreamed of being an astronaut. She was also a big fan of horses and decided to rethink her career aspirations after a pretty big revelation. “I found out you can’t bring horses to space, so I decided that maybe being an astronaut wasn’t for me, and I should be a vet instead,” Khaykin said. She included this anecdote in her veterinary school essay, and while it’s a funny story, it’s just a small part of Khaykin’s journey to Colorado State University.
CSU to confer nearly 5,000 degrees at first University-wide Commencement at Canvas Stadium May 16

1 month ago | source.colostate.edu | Jeff Dodge

CSU to confer nearly 5,000 degrees at first University-wide Commencement at Canvas Stadium May 16By Jeff DodgePublished May 8, 2025 Colorado State University will confer an estimated 4,780 degrees at Canvas Stadium on May 16, marking the first time since 1998 that a University-wide Commencement has been held.