Toward a Natural Forest – Free screening and discussion
Jim Furnish, author and former deputy director of the U.S. Forest Service, will show his film “Seeing the Forest” on Sept. 13 at Avogadro’s Number.
Daily Archives: September 8, 2016
Art alumna has connected the dots in her own way
As CSU’s Gregory Allicar Museum of Art re-opens its expanded galleries on Saturday, Sept. 10, Martha Weidmann of NINE dot ARTS, a Denver-based corporate art advisory firm, will join Mayor Wade Troxell on the dais for the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Former Olympic sprinter chases dream career in dentistry
Dijana Elmejdoubi is training for her next big event: becoming an endodontist.
Researchers can apply for state grants through CSU Ventures
CSU Ventures is accepting applications for the state of Colorado’s Advanced Industries Accelerator Proof of Concept Grants, through Sept. 26.
Experts’ top tips for success in online classes
Regardless of your online course load, it’s important to remember that studying online comes with a unique set of advantages and challenges.
ISTeC lecture on Design, Making and Creativity
Mark D. Gross will discuss the role of polymaths in the maker movement at Morgan Library.
Mothers of infants sought for sleep study
Researchers in CSU’s Department of Human Development and Family Studies are seeking mothers with infants up to 6 months old to participate in a research study that examines maternal and infant sleep and well-being.
Updated: Whitcomb Street closed Sept. 26-27
As the final step in completing the sanitary sewer line replacement on Whitcomb Street, the contractor will be milling the street and laying asphalt
Farewell to Hughes celebration
The final football season at Hughes Stadium begins Saturday.
Educational assistance award available to state classified employees
The Classified Personnel Council offers awards to assist state classified employees seeking to further their education.