Sports-related concussions and getting back on the field: When is it too soon?
CSU’s assistant professor, Jaclyn Stephens, shares in her TEDx Talk about return to play readiness for athletes who have experienced a concussion.
In memory: Jay Fetig
It is with great sadness that the family of Jay Fetig announce his passing on Oct. 4 of natural causes at the age of 61.
Crop scientists share in $4 million grant to stop onion pathogens
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Specialty Crops Research Initiative is funding the work, which includes $4.2 million in matching funds from onion growers, universities and seed companies.
Free and reduced parking for 30-year employees discontinued
A benefit program that granted free or reduced university parking passes for CSU employees with 30 or more years of service will be discontinued in August 2020.
AFWA Recommends 38 Priority Projects for the 2020 Multistate Conservation Grant Cycle
AWFA has awarded researchers in the Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources to ‘Prepare for the future of fish and wildlife management.'
President McConnell highlights plan at Diversity Symposium to combat racism, bias
CSU President Joyce McConnell shed light on her plan to combat racism and bias on campus and in the community during a discussion at the annual Diversity Symposium Oct. 16.
College of Agricultural Sciences breaks ground on new headquarters
The College of Agricultural Sciences began a new chapter last week when it broke ground on what will be the new headquarters for the college.
Clemons recognized for work championing interior design in schools
Youth in K-12 are rarely exposed to interior design as a possible career, but Stephanie Clemons, Ph.D., is working to change that. In celebration of Clemons’ contributions to the field, she was awarded the ASID Nancy Vincent McClelland Merit Award, a national recognition.