KCSU News

In this episode from November 16, Tyler Weatherwax reports campus news with a recap of CSU's Discuss Better, an event that promotes healthy, well-mannered political talk. Lee Zimpel covers local news on police investigating a series of arsons in northeast Fort Collins. Then, Austin Martin and Kaleb Allen sit down with CSU volleyball setter Emery Herman for an after-practice interview.

In this episode from November 14, Tyler Weatherwax reports campus news on CSU's Disagree Better, where two politicians come together to practice respectful political talk. Lee Zimpel covers local news on a new community hub for PSD student career readiness. Then, you'll get an inside look into the Free Palestine protests that happened both on campus and in the city.

In this episode from November 9, Tyler Weatherwax reports campus news on the CSU Health Network hosting stress management workshops. Lee Zimpel covers local news on some Larimer County election results. Then, Zimpel goes over national news on the official end of the Hollywood strikes.

In this episode from November 7, Tyler Weatherwax covers campus news by giving a recap of TEDxCSU. Lee Zimpel reports local news on a former PSD teacher facing a fourth child sex abuse allegation. Then, Zimpel covers national news on the ongoing investigation of a shooting in central Denver.

In this episode from November 2, Tyler Weatherwax reports campus news on professors working in the Clark building starting a petition to speed up the building's renovation. Lee Zimpel covers local news on a free legal service for domestic violence survivors ending due to funding issues. Then, Zimpel goes over national news on Toyota recalling 1.9 million RAV4 models.

In this episode from October 31, Tyler Weatherwax reports campus news on a new LSC waste bin system brought by the student-run Zero Waste Team. Lee Zimpel covers local news on hotspots for seeing wildlife on the road in Larimer County. Then, Zimpel goes over national news on a heavily armed man found dead inside a Colorado adventure park.

In this episode from October 26, Tyler Weatherwax covers campus news with information on the CSU Madison-Macdonald Observatory. Lee Zimpel covers local news on a chiropractor facing charges of unlawful sexual contact. Then, Zimpel goes over national news on how the plan for water cuts across three states might successfully protect the Colorado River.

In this episode from October 24, Tyler Weatherwax reports campus news on the annual AISES Powwow at CSU. Lee Zimpel covers local news on several planned full-lane closures on I-25. Then, Zimpel goes over national news on a Colorado man pleading guilty to six counts of federal espionage.

In this episode from October 19, Tyler Weatherwax reports campus news on the upcoming Shabbat 200 Dinner at CSU. Weatherwax outlines events news on KCSU presenting Samia with Venus & The Flytraps at the Aggie Theater. Then, Lee Zimpel goes over the ongoing investigation of a Colorado funeral home accused of improperly storing remains in national news.

In this episode from October 17, Tyler Weatherwax reports campus news on multiple upgrades to several research buildings at CSU. Lee Zimpel covers local news on a new community center coming soon to Fort Collins. Then, Zimpel goes over national news with updates in Elijah McClain's case, who was killed after an encounter with Aurora police in 2019. 

In this episode from October 12, Tyler Weatherwax covers campus news on CSU's Spur campus announced as a finalist for the Engineering News-Record Mountain States 2023 Project of the Year. Lee Zimpel reports local news on CDOT looking for community help to make a particularly dangerous stretch of road safer. Then, Zimpel lays out some key things to know as the Israel-Hamas war continues. 

In this episode from October 10, Tyler Weatherwax covers campus news on CSU records set in class numbers by the incoming class of 2027. Lee Zimpel reports local news on the 200-student walkout in protest of Poudre Valley School District's consolidation plans. Then, Zimpel lays out what this year's Fort Collins Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off will look like in events news.

In this episode from October 5, Tyler Weatherwax covers campus news with information on the 2023 Fall Address delivered by CSU President Amy Parsons. Lee Zimpel reports local news on three individuals killed in crashes over the weekend in Larimer County. Then, in events news, Zimpel goes over the return of Tour de Corgi.

In this episode from October 3, Lee Zimpel covers campus news with information on officials speculating the link between indecent exposure incidents happening in the city and on campus. Zimpel reports local news on a Fort Collins man who has been reported missing in the Rocky Mountain National Park. Then, Tyler Weatherwax highlights a new garden coming soon outside the Lory Student Center. 

In this episode from September 21, Lee Zimpel highlights some of the ways CSU's El Centro is celebrating Latinx Heritage Month in campus news. Zimpel covers local news on updates on the suspicious death of a local man who was found dead near Horsetooth Reservoir. Then, an interview with CSU's Volleyball's outside hitter, Kennedy Stanford.

In this episode from September 19, Lee Zimpel covers campus news on CSU scoring a top 4 spot in the worldwide list of institutions ranked for their sustainability by The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. Zimpel reports local news with information on Fort Collins utilities proposing a water fee increase for developers. Then, you'll get an inside look into the be...

In this episode from September 14, Lee Zimpel reports campus news on the return of CSU's annual food drive, C.A.N.S. Around The Oval. Portia Cook covers local news on the suspicious death of a 67-year-old local found near Horsetooth Reservoir. Then, Cook goes over what to expect for KCSU's annual music festival, Battle of the Bands. 

In this episode from September 12, Lee Zimpel covers campus news on CSU's College of Business offering a new minor in Music Business. Portia Cook reports local news on a new candidate entering the Fort Collins mayoral race. Then, Zimpel goes over an ongoing federal antitrust lawsuit between the United States and Google LLC.

In this episode from September 7, Portia Cook reports that the city's U+2 rule won't be included in policies to vote on in the upcoming ballot. Lee Zimpel covers campus news on what to expect for National Campus Safety Awareness Month this year. Then, Cook goes over events news on the acclaimed indie groove band Goose headlining a fall concert on campus. 

In this episode from September 5, Portia Cook covers local news on a city-wide effort towards a homeless encampment cleanup. Lee Zimpel reports campus news with information on the newly announced in-state student CSU application fee waiver. Then, Cook gives listeners an inside look into CSU's community involvement programs through Student Leadership, Involvement, and Community Engaement (SLiCE).

In this episode from August 31, Portia Cook covers local news on Fort Collins making a prestigious list. Lee Zimpel reports campus news with updates on the Clark building renovation. Then, hear from Dr. Kit Hughes as she discusses some of the most useful semester survivability tips.

In this episode from May 4, Lee Zimpel covers campus news on the new Morgan Library study space that opened just in time for finals week. Portia Cook reports local news on a missing 27-year-old Fort Collins man. Then, Cook interviews the music composer and the film producer of An Open Door, which is a documentary about Temple Grandin.

In this episode from May 2, Lee Zimpel reports campus news on a team of CSU engineering students who dedicated their final project to building a set of prosthetic arms for a fellow student. Portia Cook covers local news with information on the Halligan Water Supply Project. Then, hear about how to make use of resources like Narcan or fentanyl testing strips as Cook takes to the LSC to interview me...

In this episode from April 25, Lee Zimpel reports campus news on a former CSU football coach who is now facing multiple allegations of secretly filming women. Portia Cook takes to the LSC Plaza to speak with both pro-choice and pro-life activists. Two members of activist campaign Divest CSU speak about their hopes for environmental justice at CSU.

In this episode from April 27, Lee Zimpel covers campus news with information on CSU's 2023 Ramfest featuring Dayglow. Portia Cook reports local news on the updates made to Larimer County storm water design standards. Then, Cook goes through music and events/entertainment news on the return of the highly anticipated annual music festival, FoCoMX.