Lots of mosquitos could bring West Nile virus
Plentiful spring snow and rain, combined with recent hot temperatures on the Front Range, set the stage for an unusually high number of mosquitos this summer.
Monthly Archives: July 2014
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Preserving cultural heritage during war – it’s all in the cards
War has its casualties, and for centuries combat zones have stacked the cards against cultural heritage preservation.
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Fisher joins Office of Vice President for Research
The Office of the Vice President for Research has selected longtime chemistry professor Ellen Fisher to serve on its leadership team.
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School is Cool: 35,000 smiles for local kids
More than 2,500 Poudre School District students will begin their school year with wide smiles and new supplies thanks to School is Cool. School is Cool, started at CSU 23 years ago, provided backpacks and grade-specific supplies to 2,511 students. More …
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Training opportunities now available
CSU faculty and staff can take advantage of several upcoming training opportunities offered through Training and Organizational Development. Available classes The Art of Powerful Questions How to Survive and Thrive in Change Navigating Conflicts between Co-Workers Stepping Up to Supervision …
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Organic edibles at farm market stand
The Student Sustainable Farm market offers a variety of vegetables from the student-run organic garden located on the south side of campus.
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Rams Sports Review July 7-13
A recap of the Rams’ recent sports action from CSURams.com. Colorado State announces 2013-14 student-athlete award recipients Colorado State Athletics announced Friday the recipients of the department’s annual awards for the 2013-14 season, recognizing six student-athletes for their outstanding contributions …
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College Scorecard places CSU among the top universities for quality and affordability
Colorado State University, among the nation’s leading research universities, also ranks highly for graduation rates and affordability, according to the newly released College Scorecard developed by the U.S. Department of Education. World-class education The College Scorecard makes it easier to …
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City adopts a new residential parking permit program
The City of Fort Collins has launched a new parking permit program to ease on-street parking congestion in several neighborhoods. The Residential Parking Permit Program, called RP3, helps to provide close and convenient on-street parking for residents, using a system …
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Speakers Bureau spotlights University experts
A new online Speakers Bureau of Colorado State University experts provides the community another professional resource.