The dirt on soil loss from the Midwest floods
Long after the rains stop, floodwaters continue to impact soil’s physical, chemical and biological properties that all plants rely on for proper growth.
Tag: "College of Agricultural Sciences"
CSU, JBS partner to create game-changing facility
The new JBS Global Food Innovation Center in honor of Gary & Kay Smith lifts CSU's College of Agricultural Sciences to new heights.
One Health grants spur research collaboration
Four CSU research teams have received grants through the One Health Research and Development program, a campus-wide funding opportunity that aims to create collaborations between human, animal and environmental health research.
A leap of faith: McConnell eager to lead CSU
Joyce McConnell was so impressed with CSU that she agreed to become its 15th president without having visited campus.
Understanding microbial communities in fractured shales goal of NSF-sponsored project
Mike Wilkins is studying how these microbes drive larger ecosystem functions, both in the Earth's subsurface as well as other contexts.
Joyce McConnell hired as next CSU president
The Board of Governors of the Colorado State University System voted unanimously to hire Joyce E. McConnell to lead the System’s flagship institution into its 150th year, building on a decade that has seen record levels of enrollment, donor and alumni support and research funding, along with the dramatic transformation of campus, physically and in terms of state and national reputation.
LA Days lecture series returns to inspire CSU landscape architecture students
The series returns for its 26th season the week of April 8, and features notable professional and academic landscape architects from around the country.
'Cause we are living in a microbial world
Like the microbes living in our guts, microbiome science at Colorado State University is thriving.
CSU graduate students win regional awards for research
The Western Association of Graduate Schools recently recognized two Colorado State University graduate students as exceptional researchers during the organization’s annual membership conference.