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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue to address Water in the West Symposium
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Todos Santos Center full as semester begins
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Department of Anthropology launching first Ph.D. program
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Game Changer: Virtual reality program to transform how students learn about the human body
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Amy Parsons wins Outstanding Women in Business Award
Amy Parsons, executive vice chancellor of the Colorado State University System, was named as one of 12 women selected for the 2017 Denver Business Journal’s Outstanding Women in Business Award.