CSU's Top 5 Stories in SOURCE
CSU’s had some great stories this fall and sharing them with you is what we like to do best. Here’s a look at CSU’s most read stories of fall 2014.
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Philanthropists John and Leslie Malone propel regenerative medicine with $42.5M gift
Philanthropists John and Leslie Malone, fascinated by the healing power of stem cells, have committed a record $42.5 million to Colorado State University to develop regenerative medical therapies for animals and people.
Rams close memorable season
Despite a loss in the Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl, the CSU football team still had much to be proud of in 2014.
CSU part of master plan for National Western Center
Colorado State University will be a major partner in the changing face of North Denver, and the draft master plan released today for the reimagining of the National Western Center, a combined 270-acre site near Interstates 70 and 25, showcases the university’s unique role in this transformation.
OnlinePlus graduates take Ram Country far and wide
Colorado State University’s academic programs serve people well beyond the borders of campus. A good reminder of this comes from the fact that 135 of those graduating this week earned their degrees online or at a distance.
CSU, Broncos form historic academic partnership
Two Colorado standard-bearers – the Denver Broncos and CSU – are forming an academic partnership that will give students the unique opportunity to learn while working with one of world’s best-known sports franchises.
SoGES Global Challenges Research Teams and Resident Fellows
RFPs now open to researchers across campus to improve understanding of grand challenges in global sustainability.
Happy feat: World’s oldest penguin visits veterinary hospital
A 40-year-old penguin from the Pueblo Zoo was reunited with her flock after undergoing cancer radiation at CSU.
Cultivating future entrepreneurs in engineering education
Russ Korte, an associate professor in the School of Education at Colorado State University, is working to infuse a spirit of entrepreneurship into researchers' innovations.
Program targets huffing, substance abuse in middle schools
CSU's Tri-Ethnic Center for Prevention Research gets $2 million to develop prevention campaign.