Drawing on dramaturgical concepts of tragedy, two computer information systems researchers advance a theory that finds parallels between social media algorithms' publication of fake news and villains in classic Greek and Shakespearean tragedies.
How does someone win an Emmy? For Journalism and Media Communications alumnus Dillon Thomas (‘14), it was hard work at CSU.
A three-day celebration is planned for the Juneteenth weekend, and this year the final festivities will be held at Colorado State University.
A study led by Colorado State University suggests that the answers to how and why mountains form are buried deeper than once thought.
The Department of Design and Merchandising renewed a beloved department tradition by hosting a trip to New York City this spring. Students majoring in apparel and merchandising or interior architecture and design enrolled in the study tour spring course.
VIDEO: In 2015 researchers at Colorado State University, in conjunction with the City of Fort Collins and Larimer County, released a small herd of bison onto the 2,700-acre Soapstone Prairie north of Fort Collins. The herd originally included just 10 bison, but thanks to advanced assisted reproductive technologies at CSU, the herd has grown significantly and has been kept as close to genetically pure as possible and free of brucellosis.
Colorado State University hurricane researchers have increased their forecast slightly and are now predicting a near-average Atlantic hurricane season in 2023.
Construction Management's Joseph Phelps Chair, Mehmet E Ozbek, shares highlights of his teaching, mentoring, research, and service activities this past year, both nationally and internationally.
Megan Hill, an assistant professor of chemistry at CSU who wants to learn how to make hydrogels easier for researchers to manipulate, was recently awarded $235,000 in grant funding through the Boettcher Foundation’s Webb-Waring Biomedical Research Awards program to do so.