CSU interior architecture and design students have used 3D technology to document historic architecture both on the CSU campus and in Sterling, CO. The documentation has been compiled into an architectural virtual library aimed at sharing Colorado's architectural history and as an architectural resource for the community.
Health and Human Science Matters is a podcast that highlights the impactful research and researchers within CSU's College of Health and Human Sciences. Season one is available today on your favorite podcast platforms!
Scholarships are important for students to help alleviate some of the financial burden of higher education. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to the many donors who support students in the college through private scholarships. Meet some of this year's recipients!
The CSU Department of Design and Merchandising hosted the inaugural Emerging Leaders in Apparel and Merchandising Talk and Reception thanks to the generosity of the Kotsiopulos Education Enhancement Fund.
Second-year students Cecilia Kastner and Caelan Chamberlain won third place in the prestigious Educators for Socially Responsible Apparel Practices Student Competition. Their project a business proposal, Onward, focused on the triple bottom line: people, planet, and profit.
A design and merchandising student joins a team of ambitious young women building an app to promote thrifting and clothing sustainability. Attend the Threads of Green Thrifted Fashion Show to learn more about their company and learn about the launch of their Hult Prize-funded app.
Good design is known for being innovative, useful, aesthetic, and long-lasting. Students in the CSU Department of Design and Merchandising’s product development concentration are incorporating all of these principles along with a focus on inclusivity for consumers with physical and cognitive differences.
An interdisciplinary team of faculty and students collaborated through the pandemic to build an augmented reality app. The app showcases the Nancy Richardson Design center as a "building that teaches." The technology is ready for testing; see how you can contribute to this research.
The CSU Tiny House is finished, furnished, and certified by the National Organization of Alternative Housing! Don't miss your chance to tour the tiny house or purchase it to make it your home. All proceeds from the tiny house sale will benefit the educational mission of the Nancy Richardson Design Center and fund the project for next year. The tiny house project is a life-changing learning opportunity for students in a range of disciplines.
Yufna Soldier Wolf will share her experience successfully repatriating three Northern Arapaho children from the Carlisle Indian School, the United States’ oldest and largest residential school.