Cultural & Community Resources
Who you are and how you identify matters, and it’s important you have a strong community to connect with as a CSU student.
Colorado State University offers a wide selection of unique cultural and community resources for students to contribute to our vibrant campus community. We want you to be able to connect with others who share your experiences, understand your journey, and can become a part of your story. While each office listed below may emphasize a specific segment of the student body, services and programs are available to benefit all students at CSU.
Adult Learner and Veteran Services (ALVS)
Non-traditional students often navigate academics and campus life in a unique way. ALVS offers professional, academic, and personal support to ensure that you have the tools for success. Services include peer advising, scholarships, and leadership training.
Asian/Pacific American Cultural Center (APACC)
APACC is open to all students. It’s a place where you can connect with and learn about a wide range of Asian and Pacific Islander cultures, including Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Southwest Asian, North African, Middle Eastern, Southeast Asian, South Asian, Desi, East Asian, adopted, mixed race, and Asian American experiences. We offer support, resources, and events to help you succeed and feel part of the community. Everyone is welcome to stop by and get involved.
Black/African American Cultural Center (B/AACC)
The Black/African American Cultural Center is open to all students. It’s a place where you can learn about, connect with, and celebrate Black and African diasporic cultures. We support student growth, host events, and create opportunities to explore history, traditions, and experiences from across the African diaspora. Everyone is welcome, and we encourage you to get involved, learn something new, and be part of the community.
El Centro
El Centro is open to all students. It’s a place to connect with and learn about Latinx/e, Afro-Latinx/e, Chicanx/e, and Hispanic cultures at CSU and in Fort Collins. We offer programs, support, and opportunities to help you get involved, succeed academically, build cultural pride, and take on leadership or volunteer roles.
Native American Cultural Center (NACC)
The Native American Cultural Center (NACC) is open to all students and has been part of CSU since 1979. It’s a space to connect with Native American cultures and traditions while getting academic support throughout your college journey. We embrace the resources, programs, and community connections to help you succeed — from your first day of classes until you graduate.
Pride Resource Center
The Pride Resource Center is open to all students and community members who want to connect with the LGBTQIA+ community. We offer programs, resources, and support to help students feel welcomed, succeed, and thrive at CSU. Come get involved, find community, and be yourself.
Student Disability Center
The Student Disability Center supports students with all types of disabilities, whether permanent or temporary, physical, mental health-related, learning-based, or chronic health conditions. We can help with accommodations, answer questions, and connect you to resources and community. Everyone is welcome to reach out and learn more.
Survivor Advocacy and Foundational Education Center (SAFE)
The SAFE Center offers free, confidential support for students who have experienced sexual assault and harassment, dating or domestic violence, stalking, or childhood sexual abuse. We also provide education and programs to help prevent violence and build a safer campus. You’re not alone — support is here if you need it.
What we stand for
CSU’s Principles of Community help us express what our community stands for and guide our expectations as we build future generations of Rams.