Should I try kettlebell training?
If new to using the kettlebell, there is some important initial training for safety, but it can be a great addition to your program and a way to add some variety to your routine.
Le Cercle Français au Musée Avenir
On September 28, the Avenir Museum hosted an afternoon with the Le Cercle Français, the French Club at Colorado State University.
Rams Against Hunger’s Food Pantry providing steady food security
The Rams Against Hunger Food Pantry, fully operating from its permanent location in the General Services Building, aided two-thirds of all Rams Against Hunger program users in 2022. About 20% of participants utilized the meal-swipe program in campus dining halls.
Q&A with Sandra Duran, assistant professor of Geospatial Analysis of Forest and Rangeland Systems
Dr. Sandra Duran is an assistant professor of Geospatial Analysis of Forest and Rangeland Systems in the Forest of Rangeland Stewardship department. Learn more about why she came to Colorado State University, her research areas, her teaching philosophy, and why she first visited CSU in 2005.
Avenir Museum Collection Feature: In the Public Trust
One of the most enthralling experiences in the museum is the ever-present opportunity to gain new knowledge about an object.
Why do salamanders have junk DNA? CSU’s Rachel Mueller wants to know
Rachel Mueller, a professor in the Department of Biology at CSU, studies salamanders and their cellular makeup. She’s found an interesting quirk in these species’ evolutionary histories – they’re full of “junk” DNA.
Master of Public Policy and Administration Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Alexis Kennedy
Assistant Professor Alexis Kennedy speaks about engaged scholarship, the strong student community, and the value of a public policy and administration degree in today's society.
Adding to the Community Wood Pile
Alumni Association Lifetime Member Neil Cowan (B.A., ’94) doesn't take his Ram Pride for granted, and he knows what when it comes to living up to the ideals of his alma mater all he has to do is remind himself that service and volunteering is the main thread in the Ram community fabric.
CSU researchers over-predicted a near-average 2022 Atlantic hurricane season
Fourteen named storms formed in 2022, with eight of these storms becoming hurricanes and two reaching major hurricane strength.
Air Quality Mirrors the Racial Segregation of US Neighborhoods
“It’s really an insult-to-injury type of finding,” says co-author John Volckens. “Not only do we see more air pollution in these communities, it contains a nastier mix of bad actors.” (Wired)