World TB Day 2017: Tuberculosis survivor puts a face on life-threatening disease
CSU’s annual World TB Day event opens the Mycobacteria Research Laboratories to high-school students for an in-depth look at its cutting-edge research.
Daily Archives: March 27, 2017
Deadline for Campus Connections student mentor applications extended
Campus Connections is still accepting applications to become an undergraduate mentor.
CSU en Todos Santos: Natasha Bolourirad
Nombre: Natasha Bolourirad Puesto/Rol en CSU: estudiante de veterinaria de cuarto año ¿Cuándo has visitado el Centro de La Universidad Estatal de Colorado? Noviembre 2015 ¿Qué hiciste durante tus viajes a Todos Santos? Varios eventos de esterilizaciones en el centro …
Interview with Dr. Gordon Niswender
The Q&A below was conducted with Niswender in May 2016, less than a year before his death.
In memory: Gordon Niswender
Family and friends mourn the loss of Gordon Niswender who passed on March 24 after a long and courageous battle with metastatic bladder cancer.
Countdown to kickoff: CSU’s stadium coming to life
With CSU’s opening game five months away, the new on-campus stadium is taking shape.
Investigación y educación en el Centro de CSU Todos Santos
La gente es el núcleo de la misión del Centro de La Universidad Estatal de Colorado en Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, México. En menos de dos años desde el inicio, el Centro de CSU Todos Santos [1] se ha …
Making sustainability a priority at the National Western Stock Show
Energy-saving and recycling practices play a major part in the plans for the upcoming National Western Center.
MURALS to paint colorful picture of student passions
The Multicultural Undergraduate Research Art and Leadership Symposium will take place March 31 in the Lory Student Center.
Costly Curves: New study shows exposure to certain shapes influences personal spending
A new study from CSU shows how exposure to certain human-like shapes can affect consumer spending. In the study, individuals with a higher body mass index who were exposed to thin human-shaped objects made more indulgent financial decisions.