The 17th ACM Conference on Data and Application Security and Privacy

(ACM CODASPY 2027)

June 14 – 17, 2027

Fort Collins, Colorado, USA

Conference Venue

The conference will be held June 14–17, 2027 at:

Lory Student Center
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO 80523, USA

The main entrance of the Lory Student Center, a low building with a sweeping cantilevered roof and its name on the brick facade.
The Lory Student Center main entrance.

Searchable map of the Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO campus

Getting to Fort Collins

Fly into Denver International Airport (DEN).

From the airport you have two options:

Rent a car and drive

A 1 hr. – 1.5 hrs. drive depending on traffic. Almost all major car rental companies have a presence at the airport.

Take the airport shuttle

Both services run every hour and require an advance reservation.

The CSU Transit Center is at the north end of the Lory Student Center, 1101 Center Ave — the conference venue itself, so there is no onward connection to make. The shuttle back to Denver International Airport leaves from the same place.

Parking on campus

Closest visitor parking spaces are in:

Campus map showing the Lory Student Center with the Engineering parking lot (#310) to the north and the Morgan Library parking lot (#425) to the south.
Visitor parking closest to the Lory Student Center. Map data ©Google.

Getting around Fort Collins

Public transit in Fort Collins is completely free. Transfort, the city bus system, is zero-fare for everyone — no ticket, pass or app needed. Just board.

Downtown Fort Collins (Old Town) is about a 25-minute walk or a 5-minute MAX ride from campus. Ride-share (Uber, Lyft) and taxis are also available.

About the area

  • The Maroon Bells rising beyond Maroon Lake, with pine slopes on both sides of the valley.

    The Maroon Bells, AspenPhoto: Rakesh Podder

  • A mule deer crossing a mountain road in Rocky Mountain National Park, snow-dusted peaks beyond.

    Rocky Mountain National ParkPhoto: Rakesh Podder

  • Late afternoon light over Twin Lakes, with forested ridges and a small dock at the shore.

    Twin LakesPhoto: Rakesh Podder

  • A doe and fawn standing at the edge of a spruce forest.

    Mule deer, Rocky Mountain National ParkPhoto: Rakesh Podder

  • The lawn and pond outside the Lory Student Center at Colorado State University, with the foothills beyond.

    Lory Student Center, the conference venuePhoto: Rakesh Podder

  • The elm-lined walk down the centre of the Oval on the Colorado State University campus.

    The Oval, Colorado State UniversityPhoto: Rakesh Podder

Colorado

With 300 days of annual sunshine and the world-famous Rocky Mountains at your doorstep, Colorado offers countless activities, from the extreme to the extremely relaxing. Colorado is a year-round travel destination where urban sophistication meets outdoor adventure.

Fort Collins

Situated at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, with 14,000-foot peaks visible from town, Fort Collins is located just north of Denver and less than an hour away from one of the nation's leading airports, Denver International Airport. This unassumingly, hip northern Colorado college town is home to entrepreneurs and craftspeople at the top of their trade. Fort Collins prides itself on the plethora of restaurants, outdoor activities, family fun, diverse cultural attractions, a vibrant downtown and of course, our beer.

Colorado State University

Colorado State University is a public Carnegie R1 Research Extensive University located in Fort Collins, CO that serves more than 34,000 students. It is the flagship university of the Colorado State University System. Founded in 1870 as Colorado's land-grant institution, CSU ensures that students with the talent and desire for a college degree have access to world-class faculty, research and academic excellence. CSU is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), a historically regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education to award Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral and Certificate programs. CSU offers 74 undergraduate degree programs, 140 master's degree programs, 65 doctoral programs, and 62 graduate certificates. Total research expenditure in 2025 was $622 M. CSU has leading programs in veterinary medicine, occupational therapy and atmospheric sciences, and excels in areas ranging from infectious disease to cybersecurity and business. What makes CSU unique is her recognition of the idea that inclusiveness and excellence are interdependent and that everyone is responsible for inclusive excellence.

Where to stay

The Hilton Fort Collins is a 15-minute walk from the Lory Student Center. See Hotel Recommendations for that and other options in town.