Study: Plump cartoon characters provoke indulgent eating in kids
Ken Manning collaborates on new study of how children respond to stereotypes used in marketing.
Ken Manning collaborates on new study of how children respond to stereotypes used in marketing.
Colorado State University alumni, friends and other supporters once again have backed the University in record-breaking fashion, donating a combined $172.3 million for the fiscal year that ended June 30.
Faculty and staff 50 years and older can get Back on the Bike, thanks to a Kaiser Permanente grant. The grant, awarded to Parking and Transportation Services, supports a program to help faculty and staff become more comfortable riding a bike to work. The program, Back on the Bike, is now seeking participants for sessions starting the fall semester. The program, geared toward engaging more people in active transportation and physical activity, helps CSU employees who want to bike to work assess their health, tune up their bike, get safety gear, and learn tricks to travel in traffic and overcome other safety or comfort obstacles through personalized travel training. To qualify, faculty and staff must be at least 50 years old, live within a Fort Collins zip code, and want to commute by bicycle. Training helps with health, safety concerns Back on the Bike will offer faculty and staff travel training programs including:
Celebrating its 25th anniversary this summer, the International Protected Areas Management Course offered through CSU’s Center for Protected Area Management is considered one of the best in the world.
Colorado legend Wendy Woo will bring her rock, blues, folk, and jazz band to the Lagoon Summer Concert Series Wednesday, July 15.
Dan Beachy-Quick, the first Colorado State University faculty member in the humanities to receive a Monfort Professorship, is using a portion of the funding to host a symposium this summer to explore how the arts can inform solutions to the great challenges of our day.
One of Colorado State University’s most valuable and precious assets — its enormous textile and historic clothing collection of about 20,000 items — is getting settled into a new and improved home.
Summer sessions attract college-bound students with a passion for the environment for a week of learning and adventure.
In what has become a fun summer tradition, the CSU music program, in collaboration with Opera Fort Collins apprentice artists, will present the Summer Conducting Seminar Final Concert on July 18.
The state's first vesicular stomatitis cases of 2015 have been detected in horses, and Colorado State University’s Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories have gained special certification to test for the highly contagious virus, which causes painful sores in animals’ mouths and forces mandatory quarantines.