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Older Issues
Among the many things that make Fort Collins a wonderful place to live is its art scene. Bob (B.A., ’63) and Sallie Coonts (B.A., ’77) are noted players in this scene and wonderful supporters of Colorado State University.
Doctors removed a tumor the size of a fist from Megan Fischer's (B.S., ’16) brain stem when she was six years old. She endured four surgeries in 15 days, followed by 11 months of chemotherapy. The impact of that fight for her life drives her to personal excellence and to helping children with cancer.
Among the many successes she has enjoyed, Shelley Kerr (M.A., ’94) encountered one immense challenge—cancer. She has responded with the spirit of a warrior.
Quincy Gill's educational journey was made possible because alumni like you believe in the idea that Rams take care of Rams.
The captain of a U.S. Forest Service fire crew talks about long days, big choices, and the cities that spring up around fires.
A monthly listing of alumni accomplishments, milestones, and announcements. Catch up on your classmates and submit your own announcement!
For more than 20 years Carol (B.A., ’67) and Jim Nussbaumer (B.S., ’67; M.S., ’78; M.S., ’92) have traveled to Embangweni, Malawi for weeks at a time, to reunite with friends, plug into purposeful work, and witness the steady transformation of a community. That the couple ever made their way from Colorado to Malawi is kind of a miracle.
Recent graduates have dealt with many workplace changes; among the most profound are those print journalists face. Monique Antonette Lewis (B.A., ’04) has navigated the dramatically changing journalism landscape successfully, landing in the southwestern suburbs of Paris.
Students vow to repay Walter Scott, Jr.'s investment in their future by helping others and bettering the world.
Rudy Carey (B.A., ’74) has spent 42 years coaching basketball and inspiring young men to be successful, not only on the court but in life. His own success has been nothing short of extraordinary.