CSU rooftops are prime real estate for solar power
Braiden Hall has a little more spark this fall, with the recent installation of about 400 solar panels on its roof.
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CSU to make Ebola, Marburg vaccines to support human trials
BioMARC, a high-containment biopharmaceutical facility operated by CSU, is manufacturing the vaccines for the U.S. Department of Defense in support of human clinical trials.
Amy Van Dyken's Way: CSU renames street after Olympic legend
Amy Van Dyken-Rouen has won six Olympic gold medals – including a record four in the 1996 Summer Games. She’s been inducted into numerous halls of fame, thrown out the first pitch at a Colorado Rockies game and even been featured on a Wheaties box.
Summit Hall shines in sustainability thanks to students and staff
While most “green” buildings are recognized for their sustainable design and construction, more are gaining recognition for showcasing sustainable practices in a different way – one that involves the attitudes and behaviors of the people who use the buildings.
Governor’s race debate at CSU
With less than a month to Election Day, the two top candidates vying for the Colorado governor’s seat squared off in a debate at Colorado State University.
Televised governor's debate at CSU: Hickenlooper and Beauprez
With less than month to election day, the two top candidates vying for the governor’s seat will square off in a debate at CSU, which will be televised statewide. Photo credit: Coloradoan
Microbes in Central Park soil: If they can make it there, they can make it anywhere
CSU and CU researchers found soil microbes that thrive from deserts to rainforests living beneath New York City.
CSU researchers put home-brewed diesel biofuel to the test
CSU researchers recently tested a homemade biofuel made by eastern Colorado farmers in the University's Engines and Energy Conversion Laboratory.
CSU prof: Re-examine how kids are affected by natural disasters
Colorado State University Associate Professor Lori Peek says our preconceived notions about how youth are affected by natural disasters can be out of line with reality.