Forest Health Report focuses on urban, community trees
Urban and community trees throughout Colorado face ongoing threats from exotic insects and other factors, according to a report released today.
Monthly Archives: February 2015
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An evening of poetry and classics
The Colorado State University Concert and Chamber Choirs will sing in the spring semester with new takes on classic pieces as well as musical renditions of poetry from around the world.
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Dance alumni spotlight: Denna Thomsen, ‘07
A look into the story of a CSU Dance graduate from 2007 who has had nothing short of an incredible start to her career.
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Study finds parents connect popular characters with higher sugar content in fruit snacks
Parents preferred brands that displayed images of fruit and other “natural” pictures or claims on the package.
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Ailey II coming to Fort Collins
As part of Black History Month, students and the local community will have the unique opportunity to see Ailey II, an internationally-known dance troupe based out of New York City, at 7:30 p.m. March 2 at the Fort Collins Lincoln …
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Decades of pregnancy research support healthy babies and healthy mothers
Researchers hope to unlock the key factors that drive pregnancy complications.
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Atmospheric science professor elected to National Academy of Engineering
Graeme Stephens is the second CSU faculty member in less than a year to be elected to a National Academy.
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CSU hosts conference on data integrity
The first Colorado State University National Data Integrity Conference will be held in the Lory Student Center Grand Ballroom on May 7 and 8, with a pre-conference workshop on May 5 and 6 on how to process and analyze data.
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Accept your body
The CSU Health Network, Campus Recreation, Women and Gender Advocacy Center, Kendall Anderson Nutrition Center, Associated Students of CSU and others are coming together to plan a week of events from February 23 – 27 to promote Body Acceptance – because one size never fits all.
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New name, wider scope for CSU’s rural energy mission
The new Rural Energy Center will offer energy assessments and other services to Colorado’s agricultural communities, mountain towns and smaller ciites.