Campus Resources
See the map of single-user All Gender Restrooms across campus here.
Some also include showers, which you can toggle on by selecting Commuter Showers on the map.
CSU offers multiple resources to support students in meeting their basic needs, such as:
- Food Security (Rams Against Hunger)
- Housing Security
- Utility Resources
- Transportation Security
Learn more about these resources through the Office for Basic Needs.
The Pride Resource Center partners with the CSU Career Center to support students’ search for employment during their time at CSU and after graduation.
Check out the Career Center’s LGBTQ+ Resource Page: This website provides guidance for LGBTQIA+ students on navigating the job search process. Explore legal rights in the workplace, identify personal, professional, and organizational values, and find community.
The Student Disability Center provides reasonable accommodations to qualified students with disabilities to provide them equal access to all University programs, facilities, services, and opportunities. Students with disabilities can request accommodations by engaging in the accommodations process.
The Pride Resource Center, CSU and local community offers financial resources for students, learn more about scholarships, funds and resources here.
CSU offers Rams Against Hunger resources for students experiencing food insecurity such as:
- Campus Food Pantry
- Pocket Pantries
- RamRide Food Ops (Delivery)
- Assistance registering for SNAP Benefits
- Meal Swipe Program
The Pride Resource Center works closely with Housing and Dining Services to support LGBTQIA+ students in finding housing that best fits their needs. LGBTQIA+ students, including transgender and nonbinary students, can live in all halls across campus. For those looking for specific resources to find LGBTQIA+ affirming roommates or to live in gender-inclusive communities, learn more here.
The Pride Resource Center, Survivor Advocacy and Foundational Education Center, and ASCSU have collaborated to provide free access to basic needs and gender-affirming resources to CSU students. This includes gender-affirming garments, personal hygiene items, period products, first-aid products, HRT support items, harm-reduction tools, and other resources for exploring identity and taking care of our bodies. This collection, called our Lavender Cabinet, is available for free to those who need it in the Pride Resource Center (LSC 232). This resources is open to all and utilized by folks across all identities.
The LGBTQ+ Care Team at CSU Health Network is a multidisciplinary team committed to providing comprehensive and gender-affirming care for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, gender non-conforming, and gender-questioning students at Colorado State University. Services are open to all CSU students, regardless of insurance plan. CSU Health Network is an in-network medical provider with most major insurance carriers and can file claims with private insurance.
CSU Health Network Mental Health Services
Whether you’re experiencing a situational problem, an immediate crisis, or other mental health concerns, CSU Health Network Mental Health Services is here to help. Services include brief indivdual counseling, support groups, online resources, and more.
Students and employees can update many pieces of information through their Ram Web or NetID account, including Preferred Name, Pronouns, Gender Identity, Legal Name, and more.