Journalism department launches study abroad programs in multimedia, travel writing
It helps to have an extensive background as a journalist if you want to tell great stories about foreign cultures with words, pictures, video and sound.
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Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarships awarded to three CSU students studying abroad
Three Colorado State University students have been awarded the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship, which aims to diversify students’ international experiences.
Browne delivers National Science Foundation lecture Jan. 14
CSU anthropology Professor Katherine Browne has been selected to speak this week as part of the National Science Foundation’s Distinguished Lecture Series in Social, Behavioral & Economic Sciences.
The Minguet Quartet with pianist Andreas Klein
The Classical Convergence Series, co-presented by the Colorado State University School of Music, Theatre and Dance and the Fort Collins Lincoln Center, kicks off the spring concerts at CSU when The Minguet Quartet with Andreas Klein, piano, appear on the Griffin Concert Hall stage on Thursday, Jan. 28, 7:30 p.m.
Celebrate Western heritage, Ram pride at Stock Show Jan. 16
It’s time to dust your boots off and get ready for the Western extravaganza of the year! Save money now on tickets to the National Western Stock Show.
Research and education at the CSU Center at Todos Santos
Less than two years since inception, the CSU Center at Todos Santos has become a unique education education and research site for CSU professors and students. ,
CSU celebrates graduates at winter commencement ceremonies
On Friday and Saturday, CSU hosted winter commencement ceremonies to recognize 1,418 undergraduate and 439 graduate students, as well as four Army and one Air Force ROTC Commissionees.
CSU students lead interpersonal workshops at rural high school
A group of Colorado State University students recently completed an outreach project that simultaneously gave them real-world experience and benefited youth in a diverse town on the eastern plains.
CSU historians examine Japanese-American confinement camps in New Mexico
A Colorado State University team of historians is working to preserve and spread the stories of Japanese-Americans who were detained in New Mexico confinement camps during the World War II era.
Faculty member compiles slavery accounts from colonial America
A Colorado State University faculty member is poring over 18th-century newspapers for a book and online repository focused on accounts of slavery from colonial America.