Good morning, Fort Collins.

CSU is updating its campus with the newly renamed Andrew G.

Clark Building that offers a modern look with floor-to-ceiling windows and outdoor seating, while active projects boost sustainability. The Engineering Future Technologies building will open in fall 2028 to provide enhanced space for student learning.

On Sept. 14, CSU’s biochemistry and molecular biology department hosted its Academic Year Kickoff where chair Laurie Stargell discussed a new budget model and staffing changes including new dean Randall McEntaffer, as well as course adjustments needed following a $90,000 funding cut—resulting in smaller class sizes.

CSU officials are troubled by a federal court’s decision blocking a new student visa rule meant to replace the Duration of Status policy and impose fixed limits; the rule was set to begin Sept.

15 and a hearing is scheduled on Oct. 2 (a change that may reduce academic flexibility).

Livermore Fire hosted an open house Friday at its new Red Mountain Station 4 in northern Larimer County — a long-anticipated project that began in 2000 and now offers five bays and a community room for improved rural emergency response, with local officials and community members attending.

Colorado State linebacker Oumar Diomande is making waves this season, ranking third on the team with 18 tackles and recording two turnovers.

The Bronx native, who followed coach Jim Mora from UConn, credits his success to focus on details and family support (while connecting with local fans in Old Town).