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Older Issues
In 2013, Scott Fulbright (Ph.D., ’15) and Steve Albers (B.S., ’00; Ph.D., ’16) were both working toward advanced degrees in cell and molecular biology when they began searching for a sustainable substitute for petroleum-based carbon-black pigments using natural materials. They discovered algae.
When he arrived at San Diego State University, Mario Garcia (B.S., ’23) was ready to enter a career in cybersecurity. But when COVID hit, a career spent in front of a computer screen became far less appealing. That's when Garcia decided to transfer to CSU and pursue a degree and career in health and exercise sciences, which ultimately landed him an internship with the LA Dodgers.
For David Leopold (B.S., '15), construction manager of the LSC's North End renovation project, working to improve the LSC has been both an honor and a “blast from the past." Especially when you consider how much time he spent in the LSC as an undergrad.
Keeping over 250,000 living CSU alumni connected is no small feat. Members of the Alumni Association are the backbone of this effort, making it possible for the Alumni Association team to meet Rams where they are. As our staff and volunteers reflect back on the successes of 2022, we are overwhelmed by the continued support and participation of alumni who truly show us what Ram Pride is all about.
On February 1, Amy Parsons will begin her tenure as the 16th President of Colorado State University. But as only the third CSU alumni to take on the role of President, Parsons arrival feels more like homecoming than an inauguration.
As a veteran, volunteer, and social worker, philanthropy has always been a part of Lisa Smith's (B.S.W., ’13) life. But now as an Arvada City Council member, she's bringing new meaning to public service and doing good for her local and global community.
Whether lending a hand, an ear, or even her home address, Kathy Bauer could be called many things, but to most she is simply FoCo Mama.
Whether it’s the bonfire, a picture with CAM the Ram, or honoring our distinguished alumni, there is a CSU Homecoming tradition for everyone. So many that sometimes it can be hard to choose. That didn’t stop us from asking Rams what their favorite tradition is.
Now in its 99th year, the Painting of the A remains one of the most cherished CSU traditions that helps alumni, and the entire Fort Collins community, stay connected and get excited for a new school year.
When Ken Pytluk (B.S., '98) found FlingGolf he was hooked. In just two short years he went from being a novice to the first FlingGolf world champion.