Beyond the A and the M: College of Liberal Arts
The liberal arts have been essential to Colorado State University since its first class in 1880.
LATEST HEADLINES
Research Roundup: January 2020
Take a look at recent research highlights from Colorado State University.
Artifacts of CSU’s past on display at History Colorado
The installation, which opened in time for 2020 Founders Day on Feb. 11, celebrates Colorado State’s sesquicentennial and will be on display through April.
Ground, barriers broken at Temple Grandin Equine Center
The Temple Grandin Equine Center will elevate CSU into a position of world leadership in equine-assisted activities and therapy.
Public forum on Coronavirus outbreak set for Feb. 19
Panelists will address the outbreak, its impact on public health, and CSU research.
Scenes from CSU's 150th birthday celebration
A variety of events marked CSU's official 150th birthday on Feb. 11, 2020.
Sara Rathburn: You’ll find her by the river
Geoscientist Sara Rathburn wades in the space where science and student success flow together.
CAMPUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Apply by March 11 for the Sustainability Leadership Fellows program
The Sustainability Leadership Fellows program helps early career scientists have a greater impact and think more expansively about their work and its role in the world.
Several parking closures coming to campus in February
Check here for the very latest parking closures on CSU's campus.
Durrell to serve as voter service and polling center for 2020 presidential primary
CSU's Durrell Center will serve as the polling center for both the presidential primary election on March 3 and the general election on Nov. 3.
Changing mindsets for student success through the Student Experience Project
The project is dedicated to developing new tools, resources, and practices that enable colleges to create opportunities for every student to fully engage and succeed in college.
THE CONVERSATION ON SOURCE
Animals large and small once covered North America's prairies – and in some places, they could again
If scientists can identify what has been lost and retained here in the U.S., farmers, ranchers and communities can make more informed choices about managing their lands and the species that depend upon them.
Democratic plans for raising taxes on the rich: A guide for the middle class
Here is a brief look at the tax plans of the top eight candidates in the polls and what economists think about them.
Soil carbon is a valuable resource, but all soil carbon is not created equal
It helps to think about the two types of soil carbon like a checking account and a savings account.
Re-creating live-animal markets in the lab lets researchers see how pathogens like coronavirus jump species
This new approach could foster a more realistic understanding of how pathogens are transmitted among species, including jumping into human populations.
RAM FAMILY
Office of the Registrar recognized by the Employee Appreciation Board
This group was understaffed for eight months but showed exemplary teamwork and dedication to the office during this challenging time.
Art professor and ceramicist wins prestigious United States Artists Fellowship
Associate Professor Del Harrow is the first faculty member of the Department of Art and Art History to receive a USA Fellowship.
In memory: Wayne F. Keim
Wayne F. Keim, 96, professor emeritus at Colorado State University, passed away in Fort Collins on February 11.
CSU names Melissa Emerson university ombuds
In an effort to expand assistance to employees seeking to resolve workplace issues, CSU has hired a new full-time ombuds.
To host or not to host: CSU welcomes 1,000 theater students
CSU has welcomed more than 1,000 students from western colleges and universities to the weeklong Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival and the University Center for the Arts.
Chemist Andy McNally honored with 2020 Sloan Research Fellowship
McNally is one of 126 researchers from the U.S. and Canada honored with the fellowship this year.
Proud to Be: Self-described introvert Valdez finds her voice with Red Cross
Josett Valdez (B.A., ’01, speech communication), chief development officer for the Red Cross of Colorado and Wyoming, comes to her leadership strengths by way of being a self-proclaimed introvert.
UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPS & INITIATIVES
CSU System announces date for Spur campus groundbreaking celebration
On April 30 at 1:30 p.m., the Colorado State University System will host a groundbreaking ceremony for its planned Spur campus at the National Western Center.
Second 'Road to CSU' event expands to reach all students at Denver’s Bruce Randolph School
On Jan. 31, CSU System campuses and partners hosted the annual event designed to prepare more than 750 students for college and life after high school.
CSU signs research, educational agreement with National University of Mongolia
More than 20 students from Mongolia have received master’s degrees at CSU.
CSU Denver Extension partners with Denver Public Library to support after-school STEM programs for youth
Denver Extension’s community outreach efforts and youth development programs are opportunities to bridge the rural-urban divide.
EVENTS
Take charge of your research data with Morgan Library workshops
Data & Donuts and Coding & Cookies sessions take place in Computer Classroom 175 in Morgan Library. Sessions are free, but space is limited to 30 participants.
World Unity Fair brings global culture to CSU Community
The event brings together cultural groups from CSU and the Fort Collins community to create a rich experience highlighting traditions, food, music, and dance from around the world.
NASA astronaut Dr. Yvonne Cagle to headline Women in Science symposium March 3
Dr. Yvonne Cagle, NASA astronaut and a family physician, will provide the keynote address.
Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging hosts open house with speakers, demonstrations
CSU’s Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging is inviting all community members interested in the ever-expanding world of healthy-aging research to an open house event on Wednesday, March 11.
Transportation Projects Fair scheduled for Feb. 27
Impending construction, road closures and detours on the three CSU campuses will be discussed during the 2020 Transportation Projects Fair on Feb. 27.
First CSU International Symposium set for Feb. 25-27
The first International Symposium, highlighting global dimensions to CSU teaching and learning, research and scholarship, will be held in the Lory Student Center.
You're invited to the Little Shop of Physics Leap Day Open House, Feb. 29
The day will feature over 300 family-friendly science activities and presentations.
Free tax help available on select Saturdays in Rockwell Hall
CSU students in the Department of Accounting and tax professionals in the community will be providing free tax return preparation for individuals.