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Members of the Green and Gold Foundation, which has supported a Todos Santos project, as well as students and faculty who have been there, confirm after a recent trip that the Center is making great strides toward that vision.
Former offensive lineman Clint Oldenburg (B.A., ’06) is the Gameplay creative lead designer for Madden NFL, a video game played by somewhere between 5 to 7 million gamers annually. How did Wyoming’s “Top High School Athlete of 2002” get to EA Sports in Orlando?
In 1899, the Aggies went to Laramie to play a football game. Since that first game, which ended in controversy, these two rivals have played over 100 games in three different centuries.
A rare triple-major graduate of CSU (B.S., Zoology; B.S., Biology; B.S., Geosciences ’04), Joe Sertich is considered one of the top paleontologists in the world.
Traditions are more than a way to connect past and present; they often foster friendships that last a lifetime.
Why would two graduates of another institution become members of the CSU Alumni Association? Tony and Kathy Phifer take advantage of faculty/staff membership because they are passionate about CSU, its mission, and “all the good it does.”
It’s not the most glamorous job on campus, but it certainly gets right to the heart of what it means to be a Colorado State University Ram – the life of a Ram Handler.
From a Model T and ROTC sword to a milk jug and Aggie letter jacket, the artifacts on display in the Iris & Michael Smith Alumni Center have fascinating stories to tell.
While his alma mater was committing to sustainability and diversity, Shaun Yancey (B.S., ’80) was leading similar efforts in construction, an industry some deemed resistant to such changes.