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Zombie Apocalypse comes to CSU

Humans vs. Zombies has been growing into one of the biggest college events around the world. In the "tag, you're it" based game, a group of human players attempts to survive a 'zombie outbreak' by outsmarting a growing group of zombie players. The game will be played on campus the week after Fall Recess from Monday, Nov. 30 to Friday, Dec. 4.

Student FYI

Students and community members rally to help student fight battle with cancer

Nov. 19-29: RamRide closed

On campus child care for students and staff

Nov. 21-29: Fall Recess (other key dates)

Student tickets for Nov. 27 Border War football game

Dec. 8: Condom Concoction Competition

The Zombie Apocalypse comes to CSU

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SLiCE Thanksgiving cash drive for local food bank

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More Student FYIs

Students Are Active & Engaged

Students and community members rally to help student fight battle with cancer

Student fights battle with cancer
The Colorado State University and Fort Collins communities have united in support for one of their own, raising more than $38,000 through fundraising events and online donations since September 2009.

RamRide closed Nov. 19-29
RamRide, the safe ride program for CSU students, will not be operating for the week of Fall break, starting Thursday Nov. 19. RamRide will be back to their normal operations on the weekend of Dec. 3.

Have an idea on how to improve our campus?

Idea on how to improve our campus?
The University Student Facility Fee Advisory Board is looking for suggestions on future projects to improve the CSU campus. Send in your suggestions by Dec. 11.

Student Spotlight

Name: Josiah Aiken

Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colo.

Major: undeclared, interest in health and exercise science

What do you like about the people at CSU?: "I like that everyone has their own opinion on everything. Everyone is so diverse and comes from different experiences."

MyCSU Video

The art of sculpting

CSU graduate student Doug Sink, now in his third year at CSU, takes sculpting to another level.

In this video, Doug works on elements of his sculpted piece entitled "Origins" at a coal forge. "Origins," which also incorporates wood and wool, went on display this week at the University Center for the Arts.

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