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CSU staffer suspect in assault
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The Associated Press A man arrested in connection with two sexual assaults near the Colorado State University campus in September is a university employee. Samuel Kase White, who was being held on a $1 million bond Tuesday, was being held on two counts of sexual assault and two counts of burglary in connection with the Sept.
Senior dance in 'Liquid Poetry'
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For many seniors, it is all about one last semester, one last class, one last day as a student. But for three of them, it all comes down to one last dance. Senior dance majors Andrea Palesh, Rhonda Padilla and Jennifer Girtell will dance their last dance as students for their Senior Dance Showcase titled "Liquid Poetry" on Thursday and Friday in the Lory Student Center Theatre at 8 p.
So long to C-
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Following an hour and a half of heated debate, the Faculty Council voted 27 to 23 in favor of striking C-, D+ and D- from all programs at the university. The reason for the proposal was to ease consistency woes between different sections of classes. In the old system, two students taking the same class in different sections who earn the same percentage might end up with different GPAs.
Musket sparks fear in Clark
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CSUPD officers paced the halls of the Clark Building Tuesday morning after receiving a report of a gunman entering the building's C wing. Officers quickly determined that the situation was a false alarm, identifying the "gunman" as associate history professor Robert Gudmestad, who had entered the building with an antique musket rifle.
Rams miss all-conference team
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For the second-straight year and for just the fourth time in the last 39 seasons, a CSU Ram was not selected to all-league first-team. Tuesday's announcement by the MWC follows a disappointing 3-9 season by the Rams, prompting athletic director Paul Kowalczyk to fire Sonny Lubick after 15 seasons at the helm more than two weeks ago.
Zeta advocates for breast cancer awareness
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Zeta, a sorority back to campus this year, hosted their Think Pink Dessert Party to fight breast cancer. And everyone there was thinking pink. Every dime raised from the $6 admission fees will go to the association of the Susan G. Komen for the Cure. "We want to get Greek involvement and CSU involvement to help in our cause," Pilcer said, a junior and speech communications major.
Fire causes scare in new Academic Village
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A fire in CSU's new Academic Village caused a scare early Wednesday morning as construction workers were just reporting to work. At 6:24 a.m., an electrician working at the construction site of the New Dining Commons at 800 W. Pitkin Street reported a fire on the roof, said Patrick Love, a Poudre Fire Authority spokesperson.
