The Global Business Academy is a summer program for current high school freshmen, sophomores and juniors. Create great summer memories during the 13-day, action-packed experience with students from around the globe and learn about how to use business to create a better world.
Meet all those who have been honored with the Colorado State University Founders Day Medal.
Local tennis icon Evelyn Hoeven has teamed with family friend Tim Sanford to provide the largest gift in the history of the CSU women's tennis program.
Psychology researchers have written a book outlining a science-backed approach to learning, complete with practical tips on how to study effectively.
Colorado State University faculty earn commendation for research on the surprising relationship between long working hours and our well-being.
The first home game of the regular season at Canvas Stadium is set for Sept. 7 against West Illinois.
CSU Ventures supports video series by Assistive Technology Resource Center that explains why-to of accessible materials.
This year the CSU Office of Engagement is hosting the conference along with other Western region institutions.
Roth, 90, will discuss his experiences in Auschwitz and Buchenwald on Wednesday, Feb. 20, at 7 p.m. in the Main Ballroom of the Lory Student Center.
Flu season has arrived in Colorado. Flu shots are still available.
NSSE helps us to better understand our campus environment and student behavior by asking students about their study habits, educational plans and experiences, how they spend their time, and their satisfaction with the campus, the faculty and the curriculum.
Local newspapers help protect American democracy by giving people the information they need to hold local government accountable. They also provide an alternative to national news that is often focused on partisan conflict.
The coal, oil and natural gas industries are also major contributors to human rights violations, public health disasters and environmental devastation.
Extreme cold weather can produce unusual phenomena, from so-called sea smoke to slushy ocean waves, caused mainly by the behavior of water at very cold temperatures.
The Trump administration is proposing to redefine a key term in the Clean Water Act that describes which streams, lakes, wetlands and other water bodies qualify for federal protection.
Colorado State University will host its second annual Water in the West Symposium on March 13-14 to convene diverse experts and thought leaders to collaborate on one of the greatest global issues: water.
'Conversation Starters' explain research questions tackled by university experts on The Conversation.
Educating students and community members about sustainable practices in tourism, agriculture, and other subjects has become a cornerstone for Colorado State University’s Todos Santos Center in Baja California Sur (BCS), Mexico.
CenturyLink has donated $30,000 this year to the Little Shop of Physics.
Neil Bryson Ericson, 27, passed away on February 8.
Max Kearns Lowdermilk, 88, passed away on Friday, Oct. 5, at Friendship Village in Tempe, Arizona.
Six of CSU's top teachers will be honored March 27 at the annual Best Teacher Awards banquet.
Student proposals are being accepted until Feb. 20 for the Feminist Thought and Activism Conference, which will be held March 30 in the Lory Student Center. 2019 marks the 14th year of the Feminist Thought and Activism Conference (formerly the Women’s Conference) at CSU.
The Employee Appreciation Board is honoring Environmental Health Services and the Carpentry Shop for excellent service and a positive attitude while going above and beyond the call of duty.
YOU@CSU has landed yet another award, this time from the Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education.
At some point in a 20-minute nature walk that ended up being a 10-kilometer trek around Uganda’s Lake Bunyonyi, Hillary Smith had a public health epiphany: “If you look too far ahead you can get overwhelmed by the journey, but taking it one 20-minute nature walk at a time you will end up accomplishing far more than you ever thought possible.”
Local tennis icon Evelyn Hoeven has teamed with family friend Tim Sanford to provide the largest gift in the history of the CSU women's tennis program.
A lifelong love of health, fitness, and science has inspired alumna Jane Sullivan’s support of the Department of Health and Exercise Science.
Father Don Willette's generosity has created a new faculty position in the College of Liberal Arts.
Remarkable support from the Ram Family has allowed CSU's Rams Against Hunger program to grow tenfold in just five years.
Staff members of the Aspen Grille have planned a special menu to celebrate Black History Month with BACC on Feb. 21 and 22.
The Rotary Clubs of Fort Collins will present a speech April 9 by Daryl Davis, a noteworthy author and musician best known for his work on improving race relations in America.
A fairly new play, One Man, Two Guvnors by Richard Bean, opens on Friday, Feb. 15, at the UCA.
CSU scientists will discuss the importance of diverse perspectives in biodiversity science and conservation.
On Saturday, Feb. 23, the Little Shop of Physics will host its 28th annual open house.
Ray Bouchet, an attorney who helped secure more than $3 billion in settlements and verdicts protecting human rights and the environment, opens the College of Business’ Dean’s Distinguished Leadership Series on Feb. 21.
Best-selling author of 'On Gold Mountain' will speak Sunday afternoon at the Hilton Fort Collins.
International Programs will host the annual World Unity Fair on campus on Saturday, March 2.