Three interdisciplinary teams have been chosen by to receive funding for the One Health Research & Development program, a campus-wide funding opportunity that aims to create co-equal, scientific-health and environmentally related disciplines.
CSU President Tony Frank will host two open forums on Feb. 16 for university faculty and staff.
CSU System Board of Governors announced today that they have accepted a proposal from Chancellor Mike Martin that he will step down from his position March 1 and transition to part-time status as chancellor emeritus and senior fellow.
Plans to build an on-campus medical center that will serve as a gateway to campus, enhance student medical services, and bolster health care research were approved today.
Living in the residence halls on campus is a significant milestone in a student’s collegiate experience. However, it isn’t just for first year students.
CSU will honor the faculty and staff who have reached service milestones during the 2014-15 fiscal year at the Celebrate! CSU Milestones event.
Faculty and graduate students in the Brainwaves Research Lab in the College of Health and Human Sciences are seeking school-aged volunteers to participate in a research study that examines how children respond to auditory sensory information.
CSU’s Conference & Event Services was recently recognized as the “best venue to host a youth meeting or sports camp” by Unique Venues.
The Ram Head – just one of many new features throughout the building, including the Land-Grant and Research walls – is designed to reflect the University’s history, mission, values and spirit.