What you remember most about CSU

With over 60 years of memories, there are countless stories. There are the all-nighters. The dances. The late-night meet-ups. The professors who changed your life. The friends who became family. We asked for some of what you remember about your time on campus. Here's what you had to tell us. Share your memories below.

When the men’s basketball team made the Sweet 16.

A freshman-year writing class that revealed the power of clear, confident communication and changed everything.

Being exposed to new ideas and resources that opened up whole new directions.

Planning the Glow Party in 2018 — and being the first person to make the balloon drop in the Student Center happen.

Graduation day — the moment everything came together.

Stopping by the athletic office to talk with Coach Kevin Mackey — and seeing the wrestling team beat Ohio State.

Performing in Washington, D.C. with the theatre department for the American College Theater Festival.

Walking through the Innerlink on early winter mornings and watching snow fall outside.

Finding a leadership voice through student government as an elected Student Senator in the early 1970s.

Receiving the Monte Ahuja Scholarship — a moment of recognition and momentum.

Volunteering as a lifeguard at the Natatorium and meeting Jim McKay, the ABC sports personality — who was kind and approachable.

Meeting a future spouse on campus — “the best memory of all.”

Finishing a final exam on St. Patrick’s Day in 1993 and walking straight into the parade celebrations downtown.

Pulling an all-nighter in the Ahuja College of Business library with an MBA cohort — coffee, business plans, high-fives, and Viking grit.

Getting accepted into CSU — the moment the future shifted.