MOVE-IN 2015: Welcome starts in high school
Changes to Admissions processes emphasize campus-wide collaboration to help bring more first-year students to Colorado State.
Changes to Admissions processes emphasize campus-wide collaboration to help bring more first-year students to Colorado State.
Professor Marshall Frasier has been honored by the Agricultural and Applied Economic Association for his commitment to students and for his proficiency in the classroom.
New initiatives provide opportunities for faculty innovation around important global issues.
With about 6,200 students moving into the residence halls this week, campus housing opens at full capacity with both a record number of first-year students and a record number of returning students.
Hussam Mahmoud, assistant professor in the CSU Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, is among 89 young engineers selected to take part in the National Academy of Engineering's 21st annual U.S. Frontiers of Engineering (USFOE) symposium in September.
A Colorado State University faculty member has received fellowship and grant money to study learning in a couple of unorthodox settings: role-playing games and teacher professional development that employs game design.
The Emotional Attachment Lab at Colorado State University is seeking expectant couples to participate in its research study “Love Now, Success Later.”
The world’s largest scientific society, the American Chemical Society, has named Professor Ellen Fisher to its 2015 Class of Fellows.
Professor of Soil and Crop Sciences Raj Khosla has been recognized as the 2015 Precision Agriculture Educator of the Year by the PrecisionAg Institute.
Animal Sciences Professor Keith Belk will hold one of the oldest named chairs at Colorado State University, the Monfort Chair.