KCSU News
Bringing you news coverage of northern Colorado and national news, straight from the KCSU Fort Collins News Desk.
- Update frequency
- every 3 days
- Average duration
- 38 minutes
- Episodes
- 477
- Years Active
- 2016 - 2025
Former White House chief of staff visits CSU, Fort Collins food bank expands, Aurora residents speak up
In this episode of the Rocky Mountain Review, the KCSU news team delivers information on John Kelly who is a former White House chief of staff visiting Colorado State University with CSU President Am…
Student's receive help with housing, Dentist accused of tax evasion, Aurora gang activity
In this episode of the Rocky Mountain Review, Gus Arnold goes over how students at Colorado State University are receiving help with their struggles to find affordable housing. Also in campus news Ar…
Changes to Title IX, FCPS tests AI, Colorado mail emergency
In this episode of the Rocky Mountain Review, Gus Arnold brings you campus news that covers important changes to CSU's Title IX policy that expands on the policy. The protections that Title IX provid…
Campus renovations, Updates on shootings in Fort Collins area, Online threats towards Colorado election officials
In this episode of the Rocky Mountain Review, Gus Arnold goes over some key renovations happening on campus that students should be aware of in campus news. Then in local news, Tyler Weatherwax cover…
The Roots of Queerness: Short Film "Cowboy Boots" Analyzes the Convergence of Rural and Urban Queer Spaces
On August 19th, KCSU's progamming director, Sasha Sperry, and the podcast director, me, Erin Fuller, had the opportunity to sit down and chat with Eric Delehoy and Michael Ridley. Delehoy's short fil…
CSU counseling teens, animal rabies in FoCo, pro-Palestine Plaza rally
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on how CSU is helping PSD teens' mental health amid a therapist shortage, the first confirmed case in 2024 of animal rabies found in a bat in Larimer County, and …
Campus event protest, FCPS investigating bank robbery, TikTok potential ban
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on pro-Palestinian crowd commentary pausing an on-campus, democracy-themed event, the ongoing investigation of a Fort Collins bank robbery, and how a new CEO migh…
CSU summer course (Taylor's Version), new AFib treatment, The Atrium review
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on CSU offering a new Taylor Swift class called Spanish for Swifties, Coloradans' recently-granted access to a new heart condition treatment after Loveland doctor…
U+2 ends, Colorado privacy laws expanded, CSU Drag Show 2024
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on the end of a controversial roommate limit, an update to statewide privacy protections that got its footing first in Fort Collins with a local lawmaker, and a r…
CSU lawsuit, Larimer County in top 5 most DUIs list, campus crime spike
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on legal challenges over CSU's handling of an animal mistreatment investigation, how Larimer County's beer culture landed it on a new list, and an uptick of repor…
Tuition increase, EPA eyes on toxic northern CO water, Denver asylum plan
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on the possibility of higher tuition getting ASCSU's attention, a higher-than-recommended level of "forever chemicals" in some Colorado public water systems, and …
Hurricane uptick, high winds down power, Fools Fest recap
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on CSU researchers predicting a busier-than-usual Atlantic storm season, a wind storm that cut power for thousands in Larimer County, and a look back at the retur…
ASCSU election results, top Fort Collins concerns, prone restraint CO bill
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on the student government election races coming to a close, a closely watched city council meeting, and a proposed bill that would regulate a controversial police…
Aspen Grille returns, $7.2 mil wildfire risk grant, Gaza aid on pause
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on the reopening of an LSC restaurant, wildfire risk reduction efforts in Larimer County, and humanitarian aid groups questioning worker safety in Gaza after a st…
Commencement changes, Thornton pipeline, ACT Human Rights Film Festival
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on a new CSU commencement format, how the community can weigh in on a key local water choice, and the five-day festival showcasing filmmakers' experiences from ar…
Rail Jam returns, U+2 possible ban, vital Baltimore bridge collapses
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on the return of a ski contest after a 15 year hiatus, a proposed Colorado bill that could end U+2, and what the loss of the bridge means for the US supply chain.…
Freshmen abroad, new compost facility, first pig kidney transplant in the U.S.
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on a new opportunity to study abroad for CSU first-years, a new Fort Collins food waste disposal facility, and a first-of-its-kind pig kidney transplant. This epi…
$6.2 mil CSU-led study, gang-related fatal shooting, NCAA podcast preview
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on a multi-year study hoping to help children with Down syndrome, an ongoing Fort Collins homicide investigation, and a sneak peek of a special episode of the KCS…
Dark matter mystery, Weld County prison overdoses, lead-tainted cinnamon
KCSU's news team brings you coverage on CSU dark matter research efforts, the investigation of how Weld County prisoners were accessing drugs, and the FDA's alert of multiple ground cinnamon brands c…