Graduates of the Colorado State University College of Health and Human Sciences have overcome many challenges to get the graduation. Read more about our outstanding graduates and their achievements.
The Institute for the Built Environment (IBE) at Colorado State University has helped a City of Fort Collins building become the first in the state to attain a top sustainability ranking for new construction.
Join Amanda Boostrom, registered dietitian nutritionist and certified lactation educator in the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center, on June 15 to learn what to eat to be healthy, feel vibrant during your pregnancy and gain confidence that you are providing the best start possible for your baby.
Students in the Hospitality Management Program at CSU have some unique opportunities for hands-on learning.
The School of Education is actively seeking session proposals for the 2017 Diversity Symposium's Teaching Practices: Honoring Diversity and Inclusion track.
After eight years of service, the Army offered Arcadio Avalos the option to return to school to earn his master's degree. As graduate of the Adult Education and Training program, he plans to train fellow soldiers.
For many people, the words "summer" and "healthy eating" do not match up. For others, such combinations of words bring up feelings of anxiety over summer bodies, fitting into teeny-tiny bikinis, and dieting. Before setting a goal for the umpteenth time to lose 10 pounds before that summer vacation, give this alternative perspective just 5 minutes of your time.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a national observance with the goal to fight stigma, educate the public, and provide support. Here are some tips for supporting yourself and others.
Marissa DeClercq is the first graduate of a partnership between CSU and the University of Wyoming to prepare students for a career teaching family and consumer sciences.
For School of Education doctoral student John Howe, bringing STEM education to all students is more than a goal—it's a driving, personal mission.