Colorado State University researchers will welcome fellow renowned climate-change experts from the University of Western Sydney and other institutions to campus Monday for a symposium on the “Ecological Consequences of Climate Change.”
A sweet beagle with a hole in her heart survived to celebrate her first birthday, thanks to a team of CSU veterinarians.
Scientists at Colorado State University have detected a notably high number of Culex mosquitoes in northern Colorado this season, which could translate into high infection rates of West Nile virus. But so far there is no indication that the virus is spreading quickly from mosquito populations to birds, horses or people.
Faculty, students and clients share their stories and tips for happily ever-after animal nuptials.
Starting this week, a space doctor educated in Colorado has the sky-high responsibility of managing scientific experiments aboard the International Space Station that will help determine whether astronauts are physically fit for travel to Mars.
A transformational $10 million gift from the Helen K. And Arthur E. Johnson Foundation will help CSU build a state-of-the-art equine hospital.
The state's first vesicular stomatitis cases of 2015 have been detected in horses, and Colorado State University’s Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories have gained special certification to test for the highly contagious virus, which causes painful sores in animals’ mouths and forces mandatory quarantines.
Questions you and your veterinarian may discuss to help determine what is in the best interest of your pet.
A new Colorado State University study will explore how the combination of pesticides and traffic pollution affects children with asthma.
CSU researcher and students study twins to determine the effects on the human body of extended space travel.