The Supreme Court decision has set a precedent for copyright and fair use in information technology that could have far-reaching impact for CSU researchers.
Alumnus and former faculty member Robert Longenbaugh devoted his life to water resources education, and a scholarship and his papers now support CSU students.
In March 2020, student workers joined forces with librarians to answer the flood of library-related questions from anxious students, instructors and researchers, and the partnership has been a resounding success.
Through the agreement, CSU authors can publish, at no cost, an unlimited number of articles in more than 300 open access journals.
The Everyday Hero Award recognizes outstanding employees at Colorado State University, both classified personnel and administrative professionals.
The agreement ensures CSU researchers will continue to have access to the 2,300 journal titles from Elsevier currently available through the Libraries.
A longstanding partnership between CSU’s Parking and Transportation Services and the Libraries’ Geospatial Centroid provides meaningful mapping products for transportation decision making, while developing the geospatial technical skills of student interns.
CSU librarians have collected copies of each issue of the 'Rocky Mountain Collegian,' but they need to convert paper to pixels to preserve these records of the student voice.
Speakers from the academic, technology, manufacturing, health care, energy, and space industries will share what the future could look like in these sectors.
A full-length documentary about history of Colorado’s land-grant university, produced in honor of Colorado State University’s 150th birthday, has been completed and will air on Rocky Mountain PBS at 8 p.m. on Oct. 1.