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Older Issues
On Saturday, in honor of Military Appreciation Day, CSU's own ROTC leaders Colonel Gregg Johnson and Lieutenant Colonel Matt Tillman had the honor of ringing the Old Main Bell. It was a fitting moment for the two leaders who have done so much to keep military instruction and the ROTC a part of CSU's heritage and culture.
Alumni, former CSU ROTC Cadet, and 2023 Old Main Bell ringer, Lieutenant Colonel Matt Tillman, who leads CSU's U.S. Army Ram Battalion, has a new accolade to add to his decorations, awards, and medals - Professor of Military Science of the Year Award.
Karen (B.S., ’88) and Steve (B.S., ’87) have a lot of Ram and State Pride. They met and married while at CSU, Steve and their two sons all played for the Rams, all three of their children attended CSU, and today the family continues to live their aggie roots by operating a cattle ranch in North Park. That's why they'll be ringing the Old Main Bell on Oct. 28 before the Rams take on Air Force.
Mark (B.S., ’76; M.S., ’88) and Neyla (B.A., ’79) Driscoll will receive two honors this Homecoming and Family Weekend - receiving the Jim and Nadine Henry Distinguished Alumni Award and ringing the Old Main Bell.
It's been a momentous year for President Amy Parsons - 16th President of Colorado State University and only the third alum to serve in that role - and the excitement continues on Sept. 2 when President Parsons will kick off the football season by ringing the Old Main Bell before the Rams take on Washington State University.
Green and gold run deep in the veins of the Heap family: Matt (B.A., ’94) and Beth (B.S., ’93) Heap fell in love on campus, are Lifetime Alumni Association Members, and their daughter, Taylor (B.S., ’22), represents the third generation to attend Colorado State University. The family's Ram Pride will culminate on May 13 when they kick-off Commencement by ringing the Old Main Bell.