Keck Foundation grants CSU $1 million to make and measure nanoscale spin waves
The next big advances in computer memory, digital storage and other electronics are going to come from very small places: the spins of individual electrons.
LATEST HEADLINES
Preliminary data from CBD clinical trials 'promising'
New research led by Dr. Stephanie McGrath found that 89 percent of dogs who received CBD in a clinical trial had a reduction in the frequency of seizures.
Aircraft campaign to clarify chemistry of wildfire smoke
Throughout late July and August, a multi-agency, multidisciplinary team led by Colorado State University scientists will travel to Boise, Idaho, to conduct 15 to 20 smoke-observation flights.
Come join the fun at the 2018 Community Open House
Come join the fun Aug. 4 at the annual Community Open House.
New Colorado law allocates $1.2 million to bolster CSU cybersecurity education
A $1.2 million appropriation in the new law will go to CSU's efforts to train students and the workforce in modern cybersecurity practices and procedures.
Who got bit? By mailing in 16,000 ticks, citizen scientists help track disease exposures
Biologists offer new insight into potential exposure to tick-borne diseases.
New model quantifies communities’ vulnerability to the spread of fire
The model could add to the strategic toolbox that protects lives and livelihoods from destructive fires.
In responding to predation risk, secondhand experience can be as good as new
Biologists are studying how the experience of stickleback fish can change the course of their development.
Leading with heart: Cardiology operating suite a first in veterinary medicine
CSU's new operating room is a first in international veterinary medicine.
Apply to be a Water Literate Leader of Northern Colorado
The Colorado Water Institute, in cooperation with Community Foundation of Northern Colorado has launched a non-partisan Water Literate Leaders of Northern Colorado program.
CAMPUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Campus returns to academic year office hours on Aug. 13
Departments will return to the normal 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. or 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. office hours as of Monday, Aug. 13.
Meridian closed for repairs July 27-Aug. 3
Meridian Avenue will be closed for repairs from 7 a.m. Friday, July 27, through the end of the day Friday, Aug. 3.
Lake Street closed July 19-30
Lake Street will be closed between Shields and Whitcomb streets July 19-30.
Parking permits on sale for 2018-19 academic and fiscal year
Parking permits for the 2018-19 academic and fiscal year go on sale July 15.
THE CONVERSATION ON SOURCE
The U.S. natural gas industry is leaking way more methane than previously thought. Here’s why that matters
Producing and transporting natural gas releases methane, a greenhouse gas that also contributes to climate change. How big is the methane problem?
A brief history of the s'more, America's favorite campfire snack
Huddling around a campfire and eating gooey marshmallows and warm chocolate sandwiched between two graham crackers may feel like primeval traditions. But every part of the process is a product of the Industrial Revolution.
The West Antarctic Ice Sheet is in trouble – but the ground beneath it may buy some time
As the West Antarctic Ice Sheet melts, the land beneath rebounds – at a faster rate than thought.
How can a baby have three parents?
Jennifer Barfield explains the concept of mitochondrial replacement.
STATE YOUR PURPOSE
Now you can Name your State - or at least a special part of it
Here's your chance to put your name on part of campus that means the most to you! Well, sort of…
Help Fort Collins restaurants feed hungry students
On June 13, Smokin’ Fins Fort Collins will add their support to Rams Against Hunger by donating 10 percent of total sales to the program.
Passion for interior design program inspires donor
Carla Dore, ’83, president and CEO of Workplace Resource, is enthusiastic about supporting students at Colorado State University.
CSU's 100-year-old cannon off to the beauty shop
CSU's beloved cannon is getting a facelift.
RAM FAMILY
Colorado State University at the 2018 Denver County Fair
Four distinct campus groups hosted CSU’s booth at the eighth annual Denver County Fair, held at the National Western Complex in north Denver. The event broke its own attendance record last weekend, attracting nearly 20,000 people.
Want to get involved? There’s a student advisor at SLiCE who can help
CSU students who want to get more active on campus and in the community may not know where to turn.
Mentoring program Campus Connections seeking youth participants
CSU faculty and staff are being encouraged to consider enrolling their kids (ages 10 to 18) in the campus-based youth mentoring program Campus Connections.
People sought for study on whether too much exercise is unhealthy
Exercise is good for your health. You don’t need a doctor to tell to you this, and you don’t need a personal trainer to gain the benefits
Dorcas Morgan Murray passes away in Fort Collins
The daughter of former Colorado State University President William E. Morgan and Lilla B. Morgan died July 8 with her daughters at her side. She was 83.
In memory: Dorcas Murray
Dorcas Morgan Murray, 83, of Fort Collins, died July 8, with her daughters at her side.
CSU, New Belgium chip in together on new manager for teaching breweries
Colorado State University has hired a veteran New Belgium Brewing co-worker to serve as brewmaster, manager and instructor for CSU’s two new teaching breweries coming online this year.
Amy Smith named senior director for CSU Online
Amy Smith, an accomplished educator and administrator, has been selected as the new senior director to lead Colorado State University Online and will begin on Aug. 1.
Ending extinction through conservation medicine, alum works with miniature buffalo, white rhinos
Molly Corder is racing against time to save endangered species and bring back nearly extinct ones.
CSU professors honored at 50th annual Beef Improvement Federation symposium
Two Colorado State University professors were honored with prestigious awards at the recent 50th annual Beef Improvement Federation research symposium.
EVENTS
Jake Gill brings Nashville country music to Lagoon July 18
The Lagoon Summer Concert Series welcomes country artist Jake Gill, who was a third-round finalist on NBC’s “The Voice,” on Wednesday, July 18.
Off the Hook Arts' SummerFest 2018 examines climate change June 24 to July 20
Off the Hook Arts, now in its seventh season, will take a deep and thoughtful look at climate change and its impact on the planet over the next month by bringing together music, visual arts and science in the form of concerts, lectures, films, art exhibitions and STEAM-based educational events for all ages.
Disney Institute spotlights how to boost employee engagement
Learn how to attract, train and retain the people that best fit your work culture on Monday, July 30, at Morgan Library.
Create community through lunchtime bike ride
Parking and Transportation Services' annual monthly lunchtime rides are back for the season.