The Denver Post: CSU students, staff split as board moves toward concealed weapons ban
Colorado State University’s past refusal to go along with a national trend and ban concealed weapons on campus makes sense to students, but not necessarily to adults on campus.
That split is now front and center. The CSU Board of Governors on Friday voted 9-0 to implement a policy that will likely lead to a ban on concealed weapons on the university’s campuses.
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The Chronicle News Blog: Colorado State U. Board of Governors Broke Open-Meetings Law, Judge Rules
Colorado State University’s governing board violated the state’s open-meetings law when it selected one of its members as the sole finalist for chancellor in a private session, a state judge has ruled, according to The Coloradoan.
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The Chronicle News Blog: Colorado State U. Board Picks One of Its Own as Sole Finalist for Chancellor’s Post
The Board of Governors of Colorado State University has chosen its own vice chairman, Joe Blake, as the sole finalist for the new position of chancellor of the university system, the board announced today.
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