Frank awards Ram Pride Service Award to five people who stepped up in a crisis
Five CSU staff members have received the University’s Ram Pride Service Award from President Frank for coming to the aid of a student in crisis overseas last March.
Five CSU staff members have received the University’s Ram Pride Service Award from President Frank for coming to the aid of a student in crisis overseas last March.
A Colorado State University biomedical engineering doctoral student created hearing aid covers with the help of CSU’s Idea-2-Product 3D printing laboratory.
This fall, saxophonist Ryan Van Scoyk, a graduate of the class of 2011, returns to the stage on Monday, Nov. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Organ Recital Hall of the UCA as part of the Alumni Concert Series.
Dr. Karen Atler, an assistant professor in the Colorado State University Department of Occupational Therapy, recently received the 2014 Marjorie Ball Award of Merit at the Occupational Therapy Association of Colorado State Conference.
CSU's Society of American Foresters Alpha Student Chapter has been selected by the national Society of American Foresters organization as the winner of the Outstanding Student Chapter Award for 2013-2014.
Jeune Reinhold: 15 Dec 1922 - 29 Oct 2014 Whata life! From nursing through WWII inEngland and raising four children in the US after her husband was taken from her far too soon, to beating cancer at 87 and skydiving to celebrate, Jeune met life's challenges with determination and grace. Whether family, friends, or patients, we were all touched by her kindness, generosity and positivity and loved her dearly for them. Let us always remember the things she loved best–her family and friends,the outdoors, especially the mountains and most especially Pingree Park, literature and theater, tennis and CSU women's basketball, all creatures great and small, especially her huge "Ellies" and tiny feathered friends, and, of course, Africa. Let Jeune's life be remembered as the best example that a life lived simply but fully, with integrity and conviction is its own reward. Jeune is survived by her three children; Jill Braddock, Kirsten Hovorka (Joe) and John Reinhold (Gaye), her six grandchildren and five great grandsons. Jeune was predeceased by her husband, daughter, sister and mother. Jeune will be forever missed and forever remembered. A celebration of life service was held November 3rd. Memorial contributions can be made to Africaid, Elephant Passage at the Denver Zoo, and the CSU Women's Basketball Program, in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 650 W. Drake Road, Fort Collins, CO 80526.
Students from across campus train service dogs to help save the lives of others.
University Distinguished Professor Diana Wall was one of five featured speakers at the induction of this year's new American Academy of Arts and Sciences members.
Inspiring, that's what Custodial Services morning supervisors and leads are! As Facilities Management adapts to constant change, these mid-level managers are working to support employees in all facets of their daily work and assist each other in becoming a successful supervisory team.
The Department of Design and Merchandising has received its first swatch of funding from revenues generated by the Tartan Plaid one of its students designed last year.