Chemistry-inspired film on display at Art and Science Exhibition
Julia Trowbridge’s film, The Chemist, combines the science of chemical reactions and poetry.
Daily Archives: March 2, 2017
In memory: Marilyn “Lyn” Karius
Marilyn “Lyn” Karius, 68, of Fort Collins, passed away in her home Friday, Feb. 10.
Celebrate! CSU Awards: Call for service-learning nominations
Nominations are now being accepted for service-learning recognition awards.
Two students awarded the Gilman Scholarship for spring 2017
This semester, two Colorado State University students have been awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to help fund their international education experiences.
Why I joined the Classified Personnel Council
When a colleague first suggested to me that I join CPC, I decided to do some research and find out what the Classified Personnel Council is all about.
Opening doors, encouraging creative research: the Digital Liberal Arts Hub
You may think that liberal arts faculty and students only have their noses in books (or trowels in the ground, if you’re in anthropology), but the ways in which we learn and study and know things is no longer just confined to the physical.
Bacon literally pulls out all of the stops during lecture
Joel Bacon’s passion for CSU’s wondrous pipe organ on display during President’s Community Lecture Series.
CSU ranks 6th on list of Peace Corps’ top-producing colleges and universities
Rising two spots this year, CSU is ranked sixth nationally on the Peace Corps’ annual Top Volunteer-Producing Colleges and Universities list.