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It is no secret that Colorado State University breeds successful alumni(a). Don't worry, I won't include myself in this list (wink wink). Maybe it has something to do with the immense amount of Ram Pride from students and faculty, or maybe it is because CSU prides itself on being able to motivate young men and women to pursue their dreams and passions. Whatever it is, it works like a charm – making the following five women some of the most notable alumni to walk to the halls at CSU.

Hey Northern Colorado residents, it's almost Friday - and I know you are all dying to dabble in some fun, festive outdoor activities to kick off our first 'Spook-tober' weekend in NoCo.

Here are the spots where CSU say is haunted and places the university showcases on annual mystery tours.

Colorado State University and Turning Point USA presents "Culture War" featuring Charlie Kirk and Donald Trump Jr. at October 22 in Fort Collins.

A Secure Life ranked the top 100 safest college campuses in the country and Colorado had three on the list.

Colorado State University’s 38th Annual Ag Day is this Saturday, and it is a day that anyone even remotely associated with CSU will not want to miss.

A win this weekend would provide a major confidence boost for CSU.

The new program called “Wolves to Rams” (W2R) will provide support for about 150 transfer students.

For the Rams, this weekend is all about redemption.

What’s one thing that all Colorado State University sports fans have in common? Immense loyalty to their favorite teams and players– and with the recent release of the 2019 Athletic Hall of Fame Class, Ram fans will want to brush up on the history of some of CSU’s most extraordinary athletes. Who knows, maybe reading this list will inspire you to reminisce on some of your favorite sports moments at CSU as well.

A former Denver Broncos' son is now playing for the Colorado State Rams.

Didn't you hate it when someone else in your class had the same name as you? For the CSU freshman with one of these ten names, that frustration may be very real.