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Researchers strive to better understand how and why hurricanes rapidly intensify into deadly storms
Some storms that evolve into dangerous hurricanes usually undergo a process known as rapid intensification, which makes their true impact hard to predict.
How did the preeminent hurricane research center arrive at a landlocked university?
For the past 40 years, Colorado State University has been at the eye of a hurricane — or at least the eye of hurricane forecasting.
How wind and storm surge destroy buildings – and how construction might improve
Buildings in the paths of Atlantic Ocean hurricanes should be built on pilings with special attention to strong connection points involving roofs, walls and foundations, according to a Colorado State University faculty member and structural engineer.
IN-CORE planning platform builds resiliency into natural hazard response from start to finish
IN-CORE is a computer software system that can model vulnerabilities or develop “what if” scenarios using a variety of actual data sets from different disciplines.
Classroom churn, school funding and more affect student success, study finds
Social factors matter in academic success. A new study, commissioned by the Colorado State University System, identifies the social factors most highly associated with academic success in Colorado’s young learners.
CSU wins three national honors for fundraising, wine project and podcast
Colorado State has earned three awards – a gold, a silver and a bronze – in a national competition hosted by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
Orrs’ $2.6 million gift to endow One Health Institute’s director position will benefit translational science, policy
The director position for CSU’s One Health Institute will become an endowed post, thanks to a $2.6 million gift by alum Dr. George “Bill” Orr (’57). The donation will facilitate major impacts for students and public health policy.
New study identifies a key component to cognitive decline
Research from CSU's BRAiN Lab reveals myelin's role in cognitive decline, offering insights for Alzheimer's interventions.
Parsons named among Top 25 Most Powerful Women in Business
The award is presented each year to women who create positive impact, are engaged in their communities, have a track record of leadership, hold a passion for the promotion of women in business, are visionary and show perseverance.
Trio of Colorado State throwers set for U.S. Olympic Trials
While Gabi Morris was going through her stretching routine in the grass, Michaela Hawkins and Mya Lesnar made fun of her. Coach Brian Bedard added a quip or two, leading Morris to salute them all for their creativity.