Enhancing our soils’ biodiversity can improve human health
Colorado State University’s Diana Wall and coauthors make the case to integrate soil biodiversity research into human health studies in a paper published online in Nature November 23.
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CSU, Los Alamos neutron detection experts train visiting students
A handful of students from Alcorn State University recently spent several days on the CSU campus learning about neutron detection.
Forestry students land national award, new jobs
Colorado State University’s student chapter of the Society of American Foresters recently took top honors at the organization’s annual convention. Five CSU students also landed jobs at the convention.
Students pitch social media campaigns to Broncos, Coke execs
Colorado State University students got the rare opportunity to pitch a social media campaign to Denver Broncos and Coca-Cola officials this week at Sports Authority Field as part of CSU’s unique new partnership with the football team.
CSU signs White House climate action pledge
More than 200 universities representing more than 3 million students show support for strong international climate action ahead of Paris climate talks.
Pretty Brilliant
Fort Collins-area girls in middle school and high school teamed up with engineering majors at Colorado State to design lighting for a Habitat for Humanity home for a single mother and her two children. Working together on this project, the girls and students were Pretty Brilliant.
Deadline nears for open enrollment
Time is running out for faculty, administrative professionals and non-classified staff who have not yet made changes to their benefits plan for 2016. The last day to enroll is Friday, Nov. 20.
Small, sustainable actions make big impacts
CSU students are helping the City of Fort Collins with market research on a mobile app, “Lose a Watt,” that encourages sustainable behaviors.
'Student-athletes, not athletic students'
A new practice - unique to CSU - makes declaring a major a major part of being a student-athlete.
CSU study offers new recommendations for TB vaccine testing in humans
CSU Professor Ian Orme recently conducted a study that provides new clues to what went wrong with a landmark TB vaccine trial in South Africa.