  Former Olympian and Colorado State University Alumna Marvels at Swimmer's Record8/19/2008 Former Colorado State University swimmer Amy Van Dyken believes the record-breaking performance by Michael Phelps at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games will stand as one of the Games' most lasting memories. Phelps broke swimmer Mark Spitz's record of seven gold medals at one Olympics by swimming to eight gold medals in Beijing. Van Dyken said her last Olympic experience at the 2000 Sydney Games was Phelps' first Olympic Games. "I have pictures and video of a very lost-looking Michael Phelps trying to find his way around the pool area," said Van Dyken. MORE  07/24/2008
The Colorado State department of athletics announced Thursday the winners of its annual awards, recognizing the top male and female student-athletes for their contributions to the success of Rams athletics. MORE
06/23/2008
Forty-seven Colorado State student-athletes have earned Mountain West Scholar-Athlete awards for their work in the classroom during the 2007-08 academic year. The Mountain West Conference made the announcement Monday. MORE
05/09/2008
The Colorado State University swimming and diving team is looking ahead toward next season and has signed eight new student-athletes to compete in the upcoming season. The 2008-09 class has much to live up to after the 2007-08 season provided a surprise of competitiveness from the soon-to-be sophomores. Head Coach John Mattos and diving coach Kevin Witt are expecting nothing but progress next season. MORE
04/23/2008
Colorado State is taking a major step forward, a $20 million leap toward a vivid future. In a historic announcement, the university on Wednesday unveiled its largest commitment toward athletic facilities in four decades. Breaking ground this summer near Moby Arena, Colorado State will erect a $13 million indoor practice facility and a $7 million academic and training center. MORE
04/13/2008
Wednesday's luncheon is open to Rotary Club members and their guests. MORE
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