Information Technology

Colorado State University has announced a new partnership with telecommunications company T-Mobile, bringing significant benefits and cost savings for the campus community.

The multi-year agreement positions T-Mobile as CSU’s primary wireless provider and extends beyond cellular coverage, with the company committing to supporting several strategic initiatives at the university.

Change freeze period starts Monday of finals week, May 6 at 12:00am and ends Friday after grades submitted, May 17 at 11:59pm.

Requests for changes to central systems will be made only with Division of IT leadership approval.

In a rapidly evolving technological landscape, understanding the benefits, applications and risks of artificial intelligence is paramount.
This was the focus of a recent AI event hosted by the Division of IT on March 28 at the Ingersoll Hall Event Center that explored its implications for the Colorado State University community and beyond.

The Division of IT’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee has announced the implementation of a new pronoun feature in the CSU online directory. The new feature gives individuals an option to include their pronouns alongside their directory listing to promote inclusion across CSU.