Yuma County students to collect precipitation data for CoCoRaHS
The CSU-based Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow network received a grant to launch the program.
Competitors selected for $250,000 CSU Blue Ocean Enterprises Challenge
Event, one of the nation's richest business pitch competitions, also features entrepreneur Jeff Hoffman, founder of Priceline.com.
'The largest global change you’ve never heard of’
When discussing climate change and its causes, most people think of carbon dioxide. But are there other, less well-known factors that could be causing just as much damage to our environment?
Section of Lake Street to close for duration of week
A section of Lake Street will be closed unexpectedly starting at 7 a.m. on Thursday, March 12, to accommodate repairs to a sewer line. Lake will be closed just east of Meridian, immediately past the entrance into parking lot #520, to the intersection of Center and Lake street. The sidewalk on the south side of Lake also will be closed. The closure is anticipated to end the evening of Friday, March 13.
Spring break fun in Fort Collins
"Hmmm... what will I do over Spring break in Fort Collins?" The staff of Colorado State University's "Source" has done a little digging—so you won't have to. Spring break at CSU begins Saturday, March 14 and ends Sunday, March 22.
Colorado State graduate programs rank among nation’s best
CSU's Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Program has been ranked No. 3 by U.S. News & World Report.
Northern Colorado bison project uses high-tech breeding to halt disease and conserve an icon
Purebred bison will again roam Yellowstone National Park for the first time since the 1800s.
Human Resources hosts health, wellness, financial event
Human Resources is hosting a FITlife event aimed at helping you enhance your health and wellness, as well as reach your financial goals.
CSU hosts first annual Brass Festival this week
The music program in the School of Music, Theatre and Dance at Colorado State University presents its first annual Brass Festival on March 12 through March 14. The festival features workshops, master classes, and special concerts at the University Center for the Arts.