Celebrated Borromeo String Quartet
If there was ever a group of classical musicians who arrived at a concert to be met by hoards of screaming fans, the Borromeo String Quartet would be it.
Passion for student success leads to budding scholarship
The family and friends of Professor Kenneth Brink, who served as Head of the Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture from 1968-1995, have created a scholarship intended to support horticulture graduate students in the department.
War dog shows heart, gets veterinary care
A bomb-sniffing war dog that saved thousands of American lives in Iraq and Afghanistan has a new lease on life after heart surgery Sept. 16 at CSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
Testing the water: New CSU system monitors water quality at oil and gas sites in real time
A steady stream of data collected at oil and natural gas sites in the Denver-Julesburg Basin flows into a server at CSU, where researchers use it to analyze groundwater quality.
New CSU exhibit draws inspiration from diverse cultures
Graduate students in Colorado State University’s Department of Design and Merchandising will show off their original textile designs in a new multicultural exhibit that debuts on Friday, Sept. 26, in CSU’s Gustafson Gallery.
CSUPD releases annual campus crime statistics
The CSU Police Department releases campus crime statistics and important safety to the university community each fall.
These campus crime statistics can be found online. This report contains:
- University Drug and Alcohol Policy
- 2014 Fire and Safety Update
- Crime statistics for the last three years (2011, 2012 and 2013)
- Campus safety information and resources
Everyday Venus art contest open to CSU students
The anthropology department will announce the winners of the art contest in conjunction with the Department of Art and Art History at 6 p.m. Oct. 17 in Room 107 of the Behavioral Science Building. students are being encouraged to take prehistoric objects that have been wrongly misinterpreted as sexual objects and place them in normal, everyday situations.
CSU plan presents new hope for U.S. cancer patients
Colorado cancer experts launch plan with Japan to build the first U.S. carbon-ion radiotherapy center
In memory: Dr. Theodore Klock Chamberlain
Dr. Theodore Klock Chamberlain, a retired oceanography and geology professor from the Warner College for Natural Resources, passed away Sept. 24 after a long illness. Dr. Chamberlain, a renowned oceanographer and a geologist, spent years at the oceanic research around the world and the Chesapeake Bay at Johns Hopkins University. He has led the department of Geology at Colorado State University and spent the rest of his career of 38 years at the university teaching two of the largest undergraduate courses on campus. Dr. Chamberlain loved teaching. He passionately encouraged and inspired thousands of students into higher education, exploration and spreading knowledge. Dr. Chamberlain was a scholar, a poet and a philosopher; he left a wealth of publications and writings. With Dr. Chamberlain's passing away the light that has enlightened the paths of thousands of students has dimmed, but Dr. Chamberlain's students will hold his torch to light other people's paths. Dr. Chamberlain's students and family are establishing the Theodore Chamberlain Global Resource Stewardship Scholarship and an annual lecture on his favorite topic- conservation of earth's oceanographic resources - in his name. Tributes to Dr. Chamberlain may be paid by sending contributions to the Theodore Chamberlain Global Resource Stewardship Scholarship or Conservation of Earth’s Oceanographic Resources Lecture in care of the CSU Foundation, P.O. Box 1870, Fort Collins, CO 80522-18702. Dr. Chamberlain is survived by a loving family of his wife Farida, his daughters Diana and Heather, and his sons Bruce, Makoto, Satoru, Thor, Alfie and Willie.
Aspen Grille in the LSC is now open
The Aspen Grille, the a student-run restaurant located in the University Club on the upper level of the newly renovated and expanded Lory Student Center, has reopened for business.