Cans helps feed Larimer County
CSU’s 28th annual Cans Around the Oval collected 47,470 pounds of food and $46,743 during this year’s effort.
Monthly Archives: October 2014
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OT program named 1st in nation
Current and former students have voted Colorado State University’s Department of Occupational Therapy as the best in the country — again. In the latest rankings by GraduatePrograms.com, CSU’s occupational therapy program beat out OT departments at Washington University in St. …
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Ripple Effect offers grants for innovative ideas
CSU has always been a place of great innovation, where faculty and staff breathe life into pioneering ideas that change the way we solve problems around the globe. Now, thanks to a donor, the Ripple Effect has $50,000 in funding …
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Online sustainability leadership training
To meet the growing demand for professionals who can manage sustainability initiatives within organizations, Colorado State University is offering an online Integrated Sustainability Management badge and certificate program. The program, delivered by OnlinePlus and the Institute for the Built Environment, provides the knowledge …
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Fashion Group International hosts recycled fall fashion show
Colorado State University’s Fashion Group International student chapter will be hosting its annual recycled fall fashion show on Nov. 15 between 7 and 9 p.m. in the Ballroom of the Lory Student Center on CSU’s campus.
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CSU: A great place to educate, recreate
Strap on your hiking boots and experience the great outdoors at CSU, named second among the Top Colleges for Outdoor Sports & Recreation by Best College Reviews.
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CSU football: Hottest ticket in town
CSU football games have become THE most-see event in Fort Collins.
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Protecting the seeds of the future
Cary Fowler will deliver the 15th annual Thornton-Massa Lecture, “A Plan of Action for Plant Genetic Resources,” on Oct. 26 at 3:30 p.m. in the Lory Student Center Theater.
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Spooky is in the air
Halloween brings out the I-don’t-ever-really-want-to-grow-up in all of us. Make the rounds at Colorado State University next week to join in Halloween-inspired activities like the Rec Center’s Zombie Tag Game and the UCA’s Halloween Organ Extravaganza.
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Volunteers needed for the AISES 32nd annual Pow Wow
The Pow Wow events include various Native American dances and a free traditional dinner to provide knowledge to the campus community on how Native Americans live and maintain their traditional and cultural values.