
Maybe you’ve been getting emails from us, maybe you’ve browsed through our virtual campus tour, maybe your parents won’t stop talking about what Colorado State was like back in their day. If you’re still looking for ways to really get to know what the culture and student experience is like at CSU, or if there are certain organizations or groups on campus that you want to know more about, some of these social media accounts might be perfect for perusing.
#1. CAM the Ram
#2. Housing and Dining
Not only does CSU Halls host a YouTube playlist of residence hall tours and share tons of mouth-watering food photos from dining centers, they also share information about important dates, unique events like Pet Night and Environmental Eats, and opportunities for involvement. You can find them on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
#3. Key Communities
Wondering how you’ll get plugged in to campus when you get here? Key Communities are learning communities that you share a residence hall floor with, take your first 2-3 semesters of classes with, experience leadership development and career opportunities with, and lots more. They share about events and opportunities to engage on Facebook, and they just started a new Instagram account.
#4. Associated Students of CSU
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#5. Cultural Resource Center
Okay, so this isn’t really just one account. There are seven offices at CSU that foster community and provide opportunities for engagement and involvement among several diverse identities of students, and they’re all open to students from any background. Here’s where you can find them on social media:
- Asian Pacific American Cultural Center: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube
- Black/African American Cultural Center: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram
- El Centro: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram
- Pride Resource Center: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram
- Native American Cultural Center: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube
- Student Disability Center: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram
- Survivor Advocacy and Feminist Education Center: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
#6. Campus Recreation
Whether it’s recipe videos, class hype videos and facility tours on YouTube, trainer takeovers on Instagram, daily workouts on Twitter, or information about trips and job opportunities on Facebook, Campus Recreation’s social media channels are chock full of great content.
#7. The Rocky Mountain Collegian
For stand-out campus journalism straight from CSU students themselves, find the Collegian on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. You’ll find updates about new content across all sections including News, Sports, Opinion, and Arts and Culture.
NEWS: A new state law was passed allowing bicyclists and people on electric scooters to treat stop signs as yield signs and red lights as stop signs.@AustriaCohn #CSUCollegian #CollegianNews #Colorado #ColoradoLawhttps://t.co/gPPSqkBV2S pic.twitter.com/G2VT18A9N6
— The Rocky Mountain Collegian (@CSUCollegian) April 28, 2022
#8. City of Fort Collins
If you’re curious about what life in Fort Collins is like, Visit Fort Collins and Downtown Fort Collins are the perfect folks to follow. You’ll find things to do, places to eat and tons of beautiful landscape photos from Visit Fort Collins on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and even Snapchat. Downtown Fort Collins shares posts that feature small businesses and unique events on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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#9. SLiCE
The Student Leadership, Involvement and Community Engagement office, or SLiCE for short, brings together tons of service, engagement and involvement opportunities for Rams. You can find them posting about various projects, events and opportunities like Rams Against Hunger and C.A.N.S. Around the Oval on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram.