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CSU’s entrepreneurs showcase the next great innovations
Innovate CSU Day brought together entrepreneurs from throughout the university. They showcased their innovations and were given tools to begin to commercialize them.
CSU program helps support students from migrant families
The College Assistance Migrant Program, or CAMP, provides financial and community support to students entering college. CAMP is a cohort-based scholarship program for qualifying seasonal/temporary agricultural workers, including migrant farmworkers and their dependents. It is housed in the Academic Advancement Center, whose program takes an asset-based approach to supporting student success.
Can Democrats and Republicans work together? Bennet, Gardner show it’s possible during CSU discussion
Current Democratic Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet and his former colleague Cory Gardner, a Republican, discussed how they managed to work together despite their political differences during a CSU event.
Canine volunteers needed for two CSU studies on cognitive function in dogs
The increased lifespan of dogs has resulted in more cases of cognitive decline, prompting research by CSU veterinarians to develop treatments aimed at slowing its progression.
Documentary on democracy will chronicle the year on a university campus
A new documentary will chronicle Colorado State University's efforts to highlight the importance of democracy through a variety of speakers, events and coursework-related conversations.
‘How To Be A Better Earthling’ video series highlights CSU’s sustainability expertise
The videos feature students and researchers leading and supporting sustainability efforts at CSU and beyond.
Climate change research
In this special report from SOURCE, discover CSU’s commitment to addressing the need for climate change science and how the university is helping to make the world a better place.
Grounded in science: CSU a global leader in soil carbon research, climate change solutions
As governments around the world strive to reduce heat-trapping emissions in the atmosphere, they need accurate assessments, innovative solutions and a skilled workforce with the technical know-how to implement those solutions. CSU has been providing the tools needed through intensive study of changes in soil carbon and greenhouse gas emissions for more than 50 years.
The need for interdisciplinary research and education to address climate change
In an op-ed, Courtney Schultz and Eliisa Carter of the CSU Climate Initiative discuss why researchers across all disciplines need to work together and educate the next generation in the fight against climate change.
Could reflecting sunlight away from the Earth buy more time in the battle against climate change?
The clock is ticking, which is why scientists are exploring new – and controversial – methods that could possibly buy time in the fight against climate change.