In deep underground neutrino experiment, CSU science rises to top
On July 21, scientists, engineers and partners around the world will gather in two places to break ground on a massive global physics experiment called DUNE.
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Digging into a summer of soils
CSU soil scientists brought together researchers, practitioners and industry reps in summer workshops on soil health and ecology.
Groundwater pumping drying up Great Plains streams, driving fish extinctions
More than half a century of groundwater pumping in the Great Plains has led to long segments of rivers drying up and the collapse of large-stream fishes.
A tall order: Giraffe receives stem-cell therapy for chronic arthritis
Veterinarians traveled to Cheyenne Mountain Zoo to help Mahali, a 14-year-old giraffe, with arthritis pain in his front left hoof.
Changes in conservation planning can benefit vulnerable mammals
A new multi-dimensional approach to setting wildlife conservation priorities will safeguard more animals.
Colorado State equine veterinarians form services partnership with Cheyenne Frontier Days
Horses at the 2017 Cheyenne Frontier Days will have access to the best medical care, thanks to a new partnership with the equine veterinary program at CSU.
Healing by design: Sports medicine can speed up recovery time for pets too
It’s no coincidence, as the saying goes, that man’s best friend can’t talk. Yet it makes diagnosing their medical problems hugely challenging.
Singer/songwriter Brent Cowles to perform at Community Open House Aug. 5
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Brent Cowles will perform at Colorado State University’s Community Open House Aug. 5, kicking off a series of live music performances that will continue on campus throughout football season.
Study sheds new light on extinction risk in mammals
A research team led by CSU successfully measured habitat fragmentation for over 4,000 species of land-dwelling mammals.