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Tweet On May 15 and 16, the National Transportation Safety Board will hold forums debating whether to lower the current and long-standing legal blood alcohol content. While it now stands [more...]

Tweet The Associated Students of CSU is moving forward in opposition to a bill making its way through the state legislature — House Bill 1226 — which would ban carrying [more...]

Tweet Students who find themselves without a way to get back to their car left at a party over the weekend will no longer have the option of calling RamRide [more...]

Tweet RamRide numbers:Jan. 31 to Feb. 2: 1,096 RamRides home Feb. 4: News breaks of a CSU student driving a RamRide car while under the influence of marijuana on Feb. [more...]

Tweet It’s been about five days since CSU freshman electrical engineering major Karl La Borde was a volunteer driver for RamRide on Thursday, Jan. 31 while under the influence of [more...]

Tweet Colorado’s proposed Amendment 64 would give the state the most liberal marijuana laws anywhere in the world. Larimer County Sheriff Justin Smith, who said he believed his duties involved [more...]

Tweet Every day, the CSU Police Department receives calls reporting incidents from the campus community. The nature, location, time and date of each call is recorded. In a non-scientific [more...]

Tweet The Larimer County DUI Task Force spent Labor Day weekend trying to stamp out drunk driving. Numbers released Thursday showed that the effort, part of the national “The Heat [more...]

Tweet What to do when someone steals one of your fraternity letters? In true Animal House fashion, spray them with bear repellant, of course. Two CU students were arrested in [more...]

Driving under the influence

BREAKING: NTSB recommends new limit of .05 percent blood alcohol content

ASCSU Senate addresses concealed carry ban, RamRide

ASCSU discontinues RamRide Return

Q & A with Karl La Borde, RamRide driver charged with DUI

Sheriff announces “strong opposition” to Amendment 64

Calls made to Colorado State police revealed

Police crackdown on drunk driving over Labor Day weekend leads to 139 arrests

What we learned from the CU bear spray incident