The upcoming election: implications for sustainability, science
The School of Global Environmental Sustainability will host a discussion on the upcoming election.
Daily Archives: October 18, 2016
Horticulture professor brings best practices to Guatemala
Steve Newman, professor of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, spends time traveling to other countries to share best practices and learn from producers in other parts of the world.
New study to characterize methane emissions from natural gas compressor stations
Colorado State University, home to some of the world’s top researchers on methane emissions, will lead a major project to analyze emissions from a specific part of the natural gas supply chain.
HR hosts sessions on Fair Labor Standards Act
Human Resources is hosting sessions for employees on the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) titled, “What Does This Mean for Me?”
Juggling is creative outlet for engineering freshman Sarah Earl
The electrical engineering major and amateur juggler is unassuming about her rather impressive hobby.
Increase in energy production contributing to declines in sage-grouse
A new study led by CSU and U.S. Geological Survey found sage-grouse populations in Wyoming declined between 1984 and 2008, with oil and gas development being associated with the decline.
Explaining Western water law
Seminar series explains Western water law every Monday afternoon.
CSU welcomes Northern Colorado’s first kosher-certified eatery
The only kosher-certified eatery in Larimer County — inside CSU’s Parmelee dining hall — held a grand opening this week.
Oval trees 101: Do you know their history?
One cannot picture the university’s iconic Oval without its cherished, giant elm trees.
Beyond thoughts and prayers: alternative ways to stand in solidarity
The College of Business Undergraduate Programs Office will host “Beyond Thoughts and Prayers: Alternative Ways to Stand in Solidarity” on Nov. 3 from 2 to 3 p.m. in Rockwell Hall 119.