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Fans at CSU men’s basketball games watch the team, band, cheerleaders, and dancers. An integral part of these basketball games, however, is largely invisible—the individuals who sit at a table along the north side of the court behind the possession arrow.
The new JBS Global Food Innovation Center in honor of Gary and Kay Smith lifts CSU’s College of Agricultural Sciences to new heights.
Some things are so definitively green and gold that they perfectly illustrate CSU and everything it stands for. Think CAM the Ram. The Oval. The Aggie “A” painted on the hill west of Fort Collins. And you would also have to include families – multiple generations of students who brought their dreams to Fort Collins. And there’s no better example of that – on the athletics side, than the Oglesby/Hutton clan.
Fort Collins native Joe Mazur (B.S., ’94) knew he wanted to be a sports broadcaster since he was a young child. His version of “must-see TV” was a Channel 9 sportscast. He would read the sports section of the Coloradoan newspaper aloud to his mother, honing his on-air delivery style. While at CSU, Mazur focused his studies on psychology and journalism, the content of which became relevant for his career in more ways than he foresaw.
Run by brothers Scott, Luke, and Eric (M.B.A., ’14) Byington, Queen City Collective Coffee is making waves in Denver with a community vibe and premium coffee that’s more than just a jolt.