Forestry students land national award, new jobs
Colorado State University’s student chapter of the Society of American Foresters recently took top honors at the organization’s annual convention. Five CSU students also landed jobs at the convention.
Monthly Archives: November 2015
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Biomedical sciences student sways campus visitors with her enthusiasm
Dani Hailey is among a cadre of undergraduate leaders who have led tours for some 30,000 visitors each year.
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In memory: JieFu Zhang
JieFu Zhang, a senior international student from China who was studying computer sciences, passed away on November 11 in Fort Collins.
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CSU class hosts interfaith Thanksgiving celebration
The Key Community’s Exploring Civic Interfaith Connections course, in cooperation with Hillel, Lutheran Campus Ministries, Unitarian Universalist Campus Ministry and the Geller Center, gathered at Everyday Joe’s on Nov. 11 for the second annual “Bridging Our Beliefs” celebration.
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Students pitch social media campaigns to Broncos, Coke execs
Colorado State University students got the rare opportunity to pitch a social media campaign to Denver Broncos and Coca-Cola officials this week at Sports Authority Field as part of CSU’s unique new partnership with the football team.
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CSU signs White House climate action pledge
More than 200 universities representing more than 3 million students show support for strong international climate action ahead of Paris climate talks.
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Road to connect Lake, Pitkin opens
A road linking Lake and Pitkin opened this week, giving vehicles a route from the west end of campus south into the city. The road is one-way south for vehicles, and two-way access for bikes, pedestrians and emergency vehicles.
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In memory: Jacob Thomas Schwebach
Jacob Thomas Schwebach, 22, of Fort Collins, died Nov. 16.
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Pretty Brilliant
Fort Collins-area girls in middle school and high school teamed up with engineering majors at Colorado State to design lighting for a Habitat for Humanity home for a single mother and her two children. Working together on this project, the girls and students were Pretty Brilliant.
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Construction management recognized for ‘Giving Students the Edge’
The CM program has received the 2015 Construction Education Challenge Award for the second time.