Ticks – blood-feeding parasites – are most dangerous for the diseases they can carry. When traveling in areas known to have ticks present, it is important to take precautionary measures such as wearing protective clothing, using tick repellent, and conducting …
Colorado State University students and faculty host an annual bicultural children’s theater with nearly 50 students from California Baja Sur, Mexico and Colorado, aged 7-12. The program represents educational and cultural exchange between Mexico and the United States and created opportunities for learning, creativity, and confidence building.
President Tony Frank is holding a series of open forums for the campus community in December and January. For those who can’t attend in person, forums will be livestreamed.
Deadline for giving to nonprofits through Colorado Combined Campaign extended through Jan. 13.
Three faculty and five students visited the Colorado State University Todos Santos Center in Baja Sur California, for a six-day trip to share ideas, experiences, and challenges surrounding sustainable agriculture.
New initiatives provide opportunities for faculty innovation around important global issues.
Sustainability is a fiber woven into Colorado State University’s academic and student experiences, research, operations and outreach, all across campus and throughout its satellite campuses and Extension offices.