CSU partners with Startup Week
University showcases commitment to innovation and entrepreneurship at major Denver event for the third year in a row.
Greek CSU professor witnesses his homeland’s debt crisis firsthand
When Colorado State University faculty member Dimitris Stevis spent two months in Greece this summer, it wasn’t a vacation — it was an opportunity for him to see firsthand how the country was dealing with its debt crisis.
October initiates new campus construction project
October 1 will mark the first day of construction on the university’s new Biology building, when the construction fence officially encloses the construction site and parking in lot #547 closes.
- Expect delays on nearby Lake Street, Pitkin Street and East Drive, while utility work for the two buildings is completed. Over the next several weeks to months, traffic may be reduced to one lane, monitored by flaggers.
- All traffic, but particularly bikes and pedestrians are encourage to avoid the intersections of Lake and East, and Lake and Pitkin. They also should avoid traveling west on Piktin Street directly north of the construction site (west of East Drive) because of heavy construction traffic to and from the site.
- Due to increased traffic from construction equipment, it is especially important for individuals who are riding bikes to obey all traffic laws, just as they would if driving a vehicle, including stopping at stop signs, yielding right of way, and following flagger directions.
- People who have routinely parked in lot #547 should consider parking in the new lot on Research Drive. More information about parking availability.
Winners unveiled at international poster exhibition
The 19th biennial Colorado International Invitational Poster Exhibition, hosted by CSU's Department of Art and Art History, returns next month with works of top poster artists and designers worldwide.
Celebrate Opentober at Morgan Library
Learn about the Open Access movement and why it should matter to you through the month of October.
Engineering a solution: Training STEM teachers is focus of new CSU grant
"When the preparation of the next generation of STEM teachers is discussed in education circles, few think of engineering as a pathway to entering the teaching profession," said Michael De Miranda, professor in Colorado State University’s School of Education and Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
INTO CSU names new academic director
INTO CSU has named Merrill Johnson as its new academic director. Johnson began the new position this summer, hoping to contribute his passion of internationalization to INTO CSU, a program that facilitates the integration of international students into university life.
Social Justice Workshops at College of Business
“Beyond Caitlin Jenner: Understanding Trans* Identities, Part 1” will be presented Sept. 30.
Longtime Equine Science professor now leads Legends of Ranching program
Dave Denniston is taking on a new role as Director of the Legends of Ranching program while he continues to teach and coach CSU’s award-winning Horse Judging Team.