CSU students named Udall Scholars
Katie Johnson and Kiloaulani Ka’awa-Gonzales have been named 2017 Udall Scholars.
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Research team advances low-cost, low-tech Zika virus surveillance tool
CSU researchers have demonstrated a method of biosurveillance that quickly indicates whether Zika virus is present in local mosquito populations.
Kaori Keyser, born to be an Eco Leader
CSU freshman Kaori Keyser tackled her first sustainability project when she was in grade school.
Wayne McIlwraith: transforming the field of equine orthopaedic surgery
Renowned equine orthopaedic surgeon and researcher Dr. Wayne McIlwraith was the featured speaker at the President’s Community Lecture Series.
Just chill: Freezer rebate program contributes to sustainability efforts
CSU offers an incentive for labs to replace old freezers with new, energy efficient models.
Campus composting efforts expanding
New windrows can repurpose two and a half tons of food waste from dining centers each week.
Repeat performance: CSU earns second STARS Platinum
Unprecedented achievement marks fourth time University has earned top scores for academics, research, student engagement, transportation, operations, outreach and more.
Francis Commerçon, Kiloaulani Kaawa-Gonzales named Truman Scholars
Francis Commerçon and Kiloaulani Kaawa-Gonzales are 2017 Truman Scholars.
President’s Community Lecture by Dr. Wayne McIlwraith April 18
Dr. Wayne McIlwraith will be the featured speaker in the President’s Community Lecture Series April 18.
George Wittemyer finds the positive in tragic elephant conservation research
CSU’s George Wittemyer is a world-renowned expert on elephants.