I am a bit discouraged to see this... didn't they get new owners...?

UPDATE as of 10 PM on MONDAY May 4th:
I have been informed (as a regular patron, through verifiable sources) that this is being done INTENTIONALLY by the *new owners* to make it "more family friendly" and "encourage a different type of clientele". This is outrageous.

Update with some... juicy info: link to comment below

This all is making me so sad. Community, please, help us rally and save this place from being destroyed. :( <3 Do not let this just be a weekly story and then get lost to the news cycles. This effects ALL of us. The local NoCo punk scene needs Surfside7 and Surfside7 needs us- but not in a bigoted form. My DMs are open.

Hi all! I am hoping to apply for my mph for fall of next year and CSU is my top program (in onehealth if anyone is familiar with it too). I am hoping to go out and visit sometime in July since I have vacation the whole month. I'm mainly concerned about places to stay, and related to that, if I should rent a car.

I'm over 25, so can rent a car, but am a Peace Corps volunteer... so not much money in my pocket currently haha. I am hoping to stay in FoCo maybe 3 to 4 days as well as just poke around. I'm not sure if public transport is huge, I've visited boulder a ton and used RTD to get there and around Denver.

Evluating two radically different options in CSU for Natural Resources Management and Fort Lewis for Environmental Science.

One of the biggest concerns is the size differnce. Fort lewis is total of about 4000 students and class sizes will be much smaller and intimate. Not taught by TAs and get close with your professors and students in same degree because it is a smaller group. However, CSU is definitely better academically. So much more structure and connection(greater competition), but concerned about the size and not finding group or fitting in. As well as larger classes and not getting the professor interaction you can get at a smaller school.

I was raped by a CSU phd student last summer. Found out after the fact he us a high profile science personality there. Went to the police and filed a title ix.

Nothing. CSU’s title ix office did not follow up. The police were only interested because he tried to roofie me, then dropped that angle because… ?

After going to therapy and taking antidepressants, i gave up and emailed a copy of the police report to the parents of my attacker. That is all i get. They deserve to know who they raised.

If you get attacked by a CSU phd or staffer, go to the news. The police dont care. CSU absolutely buries this shit, there is more than one predator on that campus.

For the record, i am autistic. Thanks, Alan. You raped an autistic man.

I am attending next fall and wonder if students buy an Epic Pass or just pay for daily lift tickets?

Thanks

Hello,

I've been super interested in applying for the MS in radiological science (non-thesis). I was wondering if anyone can share their experience in the program or if they have an insight. I'm applying kind of late but as someone who has cancer research (undergrad), oncology interest (pre-med), and have personal experience in radiation; I thought it was such an interesting and cool program to do. Thank you in advance!

Hi all! I’m moving to CSU from out of state to start a new job.

Realistically, I can only be in FoCo in the week of 07/15 for apartment viewing. With an expected move-in date of 08/10. Wondering if that’s too late and if the inventory will still be available.

I’m planning to stay along in a 1B1B or studio apartment. Do you have any recommendations?

Thanks in advance!

We will be in town (from out of state) on June 20th and curious what might be open to see on campus. We know it’s the one Saturday in June the admissions office isn’t doing any official tours, so won’t be a full tour experience.

We could also rearrange to be there on the 19th if better, but likewise no tours available.

At around 8:30 and again just now at around 10:57, I heard a really really loud booming sound outside. Does anyone know what those were??

This feels very hush hush by the administration, and I haven’t seen anyone talk about it on this sub, but Braiden Dining Hall is shutting down after this week. They’ll be turning it into a marketplace. As the only dining hall near the academic classrooms, I don’t understand this decision. It seems like the decision is final, and I’m not sure there’s anything faculty, staff, and students can do to combat it. I don’t have a ton of details, but if you ask the workers in Braiden, they can confirm. RIP Braiden Dining