KCSU-FM (Fort Collins, CO)

KCSU-FM (90.5 FM) is a non-profit, student-operated radio station based at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado. With a broadcasting power of 10,000 watts, KCSU's signal extends to areas including Greeley to the east, Longmont to the south, and up to the Wyoming border to the north. As a 501(c)(3) organization linked to the Rocky Mountain Student Media Corporation, KCSU stands as one of the largest college radio stations in the United States. The station's broadcasts can be heard by over 250,000 individuals and are also accessible online at http://www.kcsufm.com, allowing listeners worldwide to tune in.

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#4476938

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#1269611

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ASCSU election results announced, Victims in Foothills Mall shooting identified, ICE activity in Colorado raises questions

1 week ago | kcsufm.com | Tyler Weatherwax |Audrey Donow

U.S. News announced two graduate programs within Colorado State University as high-ranking. Audrey Donow continues campus news with an update surrounding four more student visas revoked for students at CSU. Results for the Associated Students of Colorado State University have been announced with Jakye Nunley and Joseph Godshall winning president and vice president.
Sundance Film Festival plans move to Colorado, ASCSU elections in full swing, Updates on Fort Collins Foot Hills mall shooting

2 weeks ago | kcsufm.com | Tyler Weatherwax

Audrey Donow kicks off campus news with a recap of the Associated Students of Colorado State University’s most recent senate meeting. Continuing campus news is a look at this year’s ASCSU elections which officially began on April 7. In local Fort Collins news, Tyler Weatherwax reports on the recent Hands Off protest within the city seeing thousands of people protesting recent actions taken by President Donald Trump.
Student visa's revoked for 6 CSU students, Candidates drop out in ASCSU elections, Fort Collins man arrested in connection to Tesla vandalism

3 weeks ago | kcsufm.com | Tyler Weatherwax |Audrey Donow |Aubree Miller

Two campaigns for the Associated Students of Colorado State University elections have dropped out of the race. Audrey Donow covers what candidates dropped out and what the current state of elections looks like now in campus news. In local news, Tyler Weatherwax delivers news on the unionization of Starbucks employees in Fort Collins. In the 2500 block of East Harmony, a house fire leaves one person injured and results in the death of a dog.
CSU Men's basketball hires new head coach, Fort Collins teacher accused of sexual assault of a minor, Tesla targeted property attacks increase across nation - KCSU FM

3 weeks ago | kcsufm.com | Tyler Weatherwax |Audrey Donow

Audrey Donow delivers campus news with updates on the 24th session of the senate for the Associated Students of Colorado State University. In other ASCSU news, the Flynn-Anderson campaign for ASCSU president and vice president has withdrawn from the race. Finally, for campus news, learn about CSU Men’s basketball’s new head coach Ali Farokhmanesh being hired following the departure of Niko Medved.
Coach Niko Medved leaves CSU, Sen. Bernie Sanders visits Northern Colorado, Portrait of President Trump removed in Colorado Capitol

1 month ago | kcsufm.com | Tyler Weatherwax |Audrey Donow

KCSU’s news team returns after spring break with campus news surrounding Colorado State University Men’s basketball. Audrey Donow explains Coach Niko Medved’s departure from the team and where he will be heading next. In local news with Tyler Weatherwax learn about Mayor Jeni Ardnt’s decision on whether or not to run for a third term as mayor. In Arizona, a car crash with 5 victims includes three members of the Fort Collins community. Finally, for local news, Sen.
Stand Up for Science protests in Fort Collins sees hundreds in attendance, College of Liberal Arts hosts democracy summit, Car crash results in house fire and two injured - KCSU FM

1 month ago | kcsufm.com | Tyler Weatherwax |Audrey Donow |Adam Carlson

Starting off with campus news delivered by Audrey Donow, learn about the campus’s democracy summit hosted by the College of Liberal Arts. Donow goes over recent Associated Students of Colorado State University news with an emergency session of the ASCSU Senate, as well as the passing of bill 5409, aiming to provide funding to Rams Against Hunger. Tyler Weatherwax delivers local news with the story of a Fort Collins car crashing into a single-family home.
ASCSU's State of the Association Green Carpet, CSU commencement speaker announced, Fort Collins shelter in place ordered

1 month ago | kcsufm.com | Tyler Weatherwax |Audrey Donow |Gus Arnold

Learn about Colorado State University’s commencement speaker announced for the 2025 event, Eugene Daniels. Daniels is a former White House correspondent and CSU alumni. Plus, learn about upcoming Associated Students of Colorado State University elections this spring with information on how to join as a candidate and dates for deciding the future leaders. In local news, threats of a pipe bomb shut down parts of Highway 34 for several hours.
CSU faculty frustrated with new federal policies, Patrol vehicle stolen in Fort Collins with suspect shot, Boulder protests over NOAA lay offs

1 month ago | kcsufm.com | Tyler Weatherwax |Audrey Donow

In today’s feature story learn about the Associated Students of Colorado State University’s 22nd Senate session where they held an open floor for students to express their voices. Also in campus news, many CSU students remain frustrated with the diversity, equity, and inclusion policies at CSU after federal changes. For local news, a northern Colorado family received a threatening letter with their political banner in front of their home.
Interview with The Room star Greg Sestero, CSU concerns with cultural resources center closures, Fort Collins police vehicle hit by driver,

1 month ago | kcsufm.com | Tyler Weatherwax |Gus Arnold

The Associated Students of Colorado State University Senate heard input from close to 50 students concerned about cultural resource centers possibly closing following new federal policies. More in ASCSU news, bill 5411 aims to provide $7,000 in funding to the Lavender Cabinet if passed which aims to provide gender-affirming garments, hygiene products, and other resources to students who need them.
Student sit-in at CSU administration building ,Former CSU football player accused of sexual assault, Two plane collision in Arizona

2 months ago | kcsufm.com | Tyler Weatherwax |Audrey Donow

Colorado State University President Amy Parson sent a university-wide email addressing federal policies and how they have impacted campus this semester. Following the response the university has taken to the federal changes, CSU students have gathered this week to protest the federal policies and administration responses. In today’s feature story, Audrey Donow reports on the student-led sit-in at the CSU administration building talking to student leaders at the protest.