Why do thunderstorms strike at night?
A team from CSU's Department of Atmospheric Science is participating with researchers from nearly two dozen universities and research organizations to solve the mystery of severe weather after dark.
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Team travels to South Africa to chronicle indigenous art, culture
Three Colorado State University faculty members are taking a group of students to South Africa this month to help preserve the art, history and customs of an indigenous community.
Lectures aren’t lemons, but flip the classroom anyway
CSU is experimenting with some new classroom teaching models, designed to encourage 'active learning.'
Work on drug efficacy earns Montgomery early-career award
Biologist will use $225,000 Boettcher Investigator grant to continue research into microRNA and how it controls genetic circuits.
Partnership of learning and discovery: Semester at Sea and CSU
Colorado State University will become the new academic home for Semester at Sea, in a partnership of two organizations focused on providing students with a college education that is a true voyage of learning and discovery.
Meyer stepping into new role; Bohlender new head of Alumni
Colleen Meyer is stepping into a new role after serving as executive director of the Alumni Association. Kristi Bohlender, another alum with significant experience working at CSU, is taking over.
Menon named dean of CSU College of Agricultural Sciences
Colorado State University has tapped a proven leader to position the College of Agricultural Sciences to drive innovation and entrepreneurship within the state’s agricultural industry. Ajay Menon will become the college’s next dean beginning July 1.
CSU team predicts well below-average hurricane season
Eight named storms, and only one major hurricane, expected to form in the Atlantic for 2015.
Native wins $20,000 in CSU Blue Ocean Enterprises Challenge
Travel app that combines human assistants with online tools moves on to compete for $250,000.