At last spring’s Celebrate! Colorado State awards ceremony, two unique CSU community-based programs were honored with the inaugural Community Engagement Scholarship Awards. There’s no doubt that both of this year’s groundbreaking recipients have had a profound impact on the community, but their life-changing influence goes much deeper than that.
Students in CSU's honey bee clubs recently winterized the bee hives on campus.
Here are a few stories of personal challenges overcome, family responsibilities shouldered, educational changes in direction that finally led to a true passion, as well as learning, growth and success along the way to graduation.
The ACT Human Rights Film Festival is the latest festival to be accepted into the Human Rights Film Network (HRFN), an international partnership of 41 independent human rights film festivals.
CSU's Horticulture Center will once again sell poinsettias grown by students beginning Dec. 10.
The Systems Engineering Program at Colorado State University, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, teaches students how to manage the increasing complexity of the 21st century.
Colorado State University expects to confer degrees on more than 2,100 graduates during ceremonies in the Lory Student Center and Moby Arena.
Stromberger, who has served as associate dean of the school since January 2017, will assume her new position at the first of the year.
Award-winning fitness facilities open to all at no charge Jan. 7-11.
The Women & Gender Collaborative is introducing a model to foster culture change through committee service to help connect and inform campus-wide gender equity efforts.
The findings mark the third year of single-year and change-over-time analyses using regression models developed by the Salary Equity Committee.
Graduating high school at the age of 16 put Jordan Roggen on an early path to higher education, but family health challenges led her on a different journey.
When he was in high school, Franklin Alvis of Colorado Springs was convinced he’d attend college out of state. Then his family home burned to the ground in the 2012 Waldo Canyon Fire, which made him want stay in Colorado.
Kirty Krieger says she decided to major in microbiology in the same way Harry Potter decided to become a wizard: “The major chose me.”
The road to Djibril Diol being the first in his family to earn a degree was long, as he worked to meet family obligations in both the U.S. and his native Senegal.
Ariana Vargas made an important decision that ignited a fire within and defined her future career trajectory.
It’s not often that you can look back and say that a student made CSU better. But in Jovan Rivera-Lovato’s case, it would be true.
The path to veteran Sarah Lion’s biological science degree has been neither straight nor narrow, but she never gave up on the journey.
As a Fulbright Scholar with a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from the Public University of Uruguay, Luciana Figliolo had no shortage of master’s programs interested in recruiting her.
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.
The Oval Preservation Fund Endowment is just one of the many initiatives included in the Beyond A Billion push to celebrate CSU's 150th birthday in 2020.
Floris Delée’s enduring passion for fermentation, craft beer and the CSU community has come full circle with the success of the new Ramskeller on-campus teaching brewery.
These crystals are made of organic semiconducting materials, which are used to make computer chips, LED lights, smartphone screens and solar panels.
Many corporations that profit from nature’s bounty are realizing that it’s time for the business world to do more about conservation.
Switching from petroleum-based polymers to polymers that are biologically based could decrease carbon emissions by hundreds of millions of tons every year.
There is no doubt that precise genetic modifications can be made to human sperm, eggs, embryos and even some cells in adults.
President Tony Frank addresses those who are graduating this weekend during fall commencement ceremonies.
When Caspian Banki was a kid, many doubted his prospects because he had autism.
The CSU Employee Appreciation Board was created to recognize outstanding performance by departments or units for going above and beyond their normal work duties to make CSU a great place to learn and work.
The Rocky Mountain Student Media Corporation (RMSMC) was awarded five Pinnacle Awards and two honorable mentions during the College Media Association Conference held in Louisville, Kentucky, Oct. 25-28.
University Distinguished Professor Manfred Diehl has received the 2018 Distinguished Mentorship in Gerontology Award from the Gerontological Society of America.
The School of Global Environmental Sustainability (SoGES) has issued a request for proposals for 2019-20 Global Challenges Research Teams and Resident Fellows.
Associate professor in the Department of Animal Sciences and an Extension dairy specialist, CSU alum wanted to be a veterinarian her entire life.