CSU Ph.D. students named P.E.O. Scholars
Three outstanding Ph.D. students were chosen for the annual $20,000 P.E.O. Scholar award.
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CSU shares information on Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program
Colorado State University has a long-standing commitment to the support and maintenance of a drug-free environment for our students and employees. This includes intentional substance use education and resource sharing so that our community can make informed choices around substance use. The Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act requires the university to distribute to all employees and students information about our Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program.
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Financial assistance for ergonomic equipment available with matching funds
The CSU Risk Management and Insurance department may be able to provide up to 50% of the costs (up to a $500 match) for the purchase of ergonomic equipment if all necessary criteria are met and the submitted application is approved.
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Do you crush microbes when you step on them?
What happens when you step on bacteria? Are they squishy?
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Carnegie Mellon’s Robinson named dean of the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Allen Robinson will serve as the new dean of the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering beginning in October.
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Employee Appreciation Board honors the Client Services Team
The Colorado State University Employee Appreciation Board is highlighting the Client Services Team in the Office of Admissions for doing an exceptional job.
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Open forum on 2023-24 budget slated for Thursday, June 29
The Colorado State University community is invited to attend an open forum on the 2023-24 budget from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, June 29.
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Photo gallery: CSU, Fort Collins celebrate Juneteenth
Community members from across Colorado State University and Northern Colorado participated in a three-day celebration for Juneteenth.
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Photo gallery: 2,700 attend first Lagoon Concert Series event
With the arrival of the Lagoon Concert Series, summer is officially here. More than 2,700 attended the first concert, with five more to come.
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No summer classes or labs on Monday, July 3
Colorado State University is cancelling Summer Session classes and labs on Monday, July 3, to honor a decision by Gov. Polis to designate the day as a one-time observance, paid state holiday for 2023.