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Iranian students in Colorado feel forgotten as they watch their country unraveling from afar - Vimarsana News

Iranian students in Colorado feel forgotten as they watch their country unraveling from afar

Iranian students who attend Colorado State University are pushing for greater awareness and understanding of the injustices against women in their home country, and said they’re disappointed that Coloradans, American politicians and university leaders aren’t...

With $2 million from NSF, Indigenous knowledge and western science meet to advance mountain sustainability - Vimarsana News

With $2 million from NSF, Indigenous knowledge and western science meet to advance mountain sustainability

An effort to ensure sustainability of mountainous regions and peoples around the world, centered around local and Indigenous knowledges and braiding knowledges with western science, is moving forward with a $2 million funding push from a National Science Foundation award to Colorado State University.

CSU officially has its largest first-year class in history - Vimarsana News

CSU officially has its largest first-year class in history

Though overall campus enrollment slightly decreased, the campus saw its largest amount of freshmen in history.

Colorado State University breaks ground on workforce housing - Vimarsana News

Colorado State University breaks ground on workforce housing

CSU takes its first step toward meeting a growing need for housing with 60 apartments for university employees making 60% to 100% area median income.

Fort Collins' winter homeless shelter likely to stay on Mountain Ave. - Vimarsana News

Fort Collins' winter homeless shelter likely to stay on Mountain Ave.

After attempts to find a new location for the wintertime shelter were unsuccessful, the city will allow one of its buildings to be used again.