Faculty member and trombone virtuoso Chris Van Hof will perform Dutch composer Jason TV's deeply emotional piece, "I was like, 'Wow,'" that brings to life the stories of two wounded Iraq War veterans. The performance combines trombone, electronic sounds, and videography.
A new citizens’ review of the initiative to require labeling of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) was largely fair and unbiased, according to a CSU researcher.
Dr. Leo Christodoulou, a renowned advanced materials scientist and strategic advisor at Boeing, will speak about critical technology issues and solutions as part of Colorado State University’s Innovation Leadership Series.
When a large fire erupts and the federal government sends in firefighting crews, Lisa Kriederman is usually on her way to the scene. Kriederman is the incident meteorologist and fire weather program leader the National Weather Service in Boulder. The federal agency flies her to fires so she can run the weather forecasts and work with the incident commander to help manage the blaze and keep firefighters safe. Kriederman will speak about her experiences on Thursday at the Suzanne and Walter Scott, Jr. Bioengineering Building on the Colorado State University campus. Her presentation starts at 7:30 p.m. in room 101 and is sponsored by the Northern Colorado chapter of the American Meteorological Society. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Matt Rogers via email or phone at (970) 491-8124.
With CSU's Homecoming just around the corner, here's a look at what streets and parking venues will be impacted.
CSU's 28th annual Cans Around the Oval food drive showcases creativity with its annual CANstruction challenge.
Unlike most CSU alumni, Jan Woods gets to celebrate Homecoming every time she attends a sporting event at Moby Arena.
This year’s theme of homecoming, 100 Years of Homecoming, emphasizes a return of CSU’s alumni to their collegiate home.
2014 is shaping into a big year for NASA’s Earth science missions – and for researchers at Colorado State University who’ve been involved in some of the projects.
Amy Van Dyken-Rouen has won six Olympic gold medals – including a record four in the 1996 Summer Games. She’s been inducted into numerous halls of fame, thrown out the first pitch at a Colorado Rockies game and even been featured on a Wheaties box.