Shea Robinson (B.S., ’07; M.E., ’12) is a mechanical engineering manager for Facebook Reality Labs where he designs and builds Oculus AR/VR prototypes. His multi-year scholarship support through the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering at CSU eased his financial burden and gave him access to opportunities that helped him further his education and set course in his career path.
One of the gems that film producer Frank Boring has uncovered as he goes through Colorado State University's archives to create a documentary about CSU's first 150 years is a film from 1919 that contains footage of one of the University's first mascots: Teddy the Bear.
In honor of the 150th anniversary of the founding of Colorado State University, you can own an exclusive three-volume set – signed by the authors – that traces the evolution of the state’s land-grant institution.
As CSU celebrates its sesquicentennial, SLiCE has partnered with the University to launch a large-scale, yearlong service initiative to commemorate the historic milestone.
Homecoming and Family Weekend includes five days of fun events and other opportunities to celebrate everything CSU.
If it weren’t for wheat, there wouldn’t be a Colorado State University. The Colorado Agricultural College had been authorized by the Territorial Legislature in 1870 –without any funding.
CSU’s 150th anniversary is a cause for celebration; yet, it is also a critical opportunity to reflect upon the dire cost paid by the original people of this place and these lands.
John Matsushima, a Colorado native and professor emeritus in the Department of Animal Sciences at Colorado State University, has dedicated his life to serving Colorado’s livestock industry.
Take a look back at over 100 years of passionate Extension agents and their commitment to Colorado.
Raise the topic of sanitation with Gary Smith, and he will share an olfactory memory from his childhood in western Oklahoma: the overwhelming odor of Purex in his mother’s kitchen.