Guerrilla Fanfare Brass Band, King Cardinal perform at Stadium Sessions Sept. 9
Guerilla Fanfare Brass Band and King Cardinal will be among the bands playing on campus in the lead-up to the home football game against Abilene Christian.
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Introducing The MOB: (noun) \mäb\ – A gathering of rams
When the curtain falls on RamFest tonight after a performance by Jhené Aiko, it won’t be the end of the line for student-oriented live music on campus. It’s only the beginning.
OT head Bundy named inaugural fellow of Australian research academy
Anita Bundy, head of CSU’s Department of Occupational Therapy, has been named one of only 15 inaugural fellows of the new Occupational Therapy Australia Research Academy.
CSU-themed chalk art comes to Old Town sidewalks Friday
As part of the ramp-up to the first game in CSU’s new on-campus stadium this weekend, a host of artists will be creating CSU-themed chalk art in Old Town on Friday.
Bellinger, French will open for Jhené Aiko at RamFest Aug. 24
R&B singer/songwriter Eric Bellinger and rap artist Chaz French will open for Jhené Aiko at RamFest next week, RamEvents programmers recently announced.
Renowned environmental economist Edward Barbier joins CSU
Edward Barbier’s path to becoming one of the world’s leading environmental and resource economists began as a kid, when he saw developing nations firsthand as his father’s government service took the family to southeast Asia.
Center serves as hands-on publishing laboratory for students
At first glance, one might not guess that an unassuming suite of offices in an old residence hall is home to a comprehensive student training ground for the world of publishing, a place one former intern calls “an oasis in Aylesworth.”
Eloquence, empathy, imagination: Liberal arts brings leadership to collaboration
With his first year at CSU now under his belt, College of Liberal Arts Dean Ben Withers has announced plans to elevate the visibility and vitality of the college by increasing the support and impact of faculty scholarship.
CSU alum: 1878 eclipse gave birth to high-altitude astronomy
As the nation gears up for the rare sight of a total solar eclipse on Aug. 21, a Colorado State University alumnus has written a book chronicling the hordes of visitors who descended on Colorado for a high-altitude view of a similar totality in 1878.
VIDEO: Work under way on student teaching brewery in Ramskeller
Work on the new student teaching brewery in the Lory Student Center is progressing nicely this summer.