When you think of fashion, you may not immediately associate it with science and technology. A summer program for middle-school girls at Colorado State University aims to inspire girls’ interest in the STEM disciplines through the lens of the apparel industry.
These Spring 2019 graduates exemplify endurance, overcoming obstacles, and excellence, making them outstanding.
The new Nancy Richardson Design Center hosted a grand celebration event May 8 to formally unveil the facility to the campus community.
Those who attend the Colorado Ballet Academy’s May 25 production of Giselle will see children’s costumes that were both designed and sewn by apparel and merchandising students at Colorado State University.
Outstanding first-generation grad, Giovonni Carter, defies the odds as he pursues completes his degree in design and merchandising.
The new spring/summer exhibit in the Gustafson Gallery, The Parachute Project, features eveningwear designs constructed from recycled parachutes.
The Interior Architecture and Design Senior Show will be held on Thursday, May 16, in the Nancy Richardson Design Center and the New Belgium Porch in Canvas Stadium.
Whether she’s winning awards, answering interview questions, taking over Instagram accounts or interning abroad, senior apparel and merchandising major, Nogah Seidemann, has certainly made a name for herself within the Colorado State University community.
The annual CSU Fashion Show, "Xposure" presented by the Department of Design and Merchandising featured the innovative designs of 19 graduating apparel design students and 24 junior draping design students. Four awards were distributed, learn more about the awardees.
Lise Youngblade, head of Colorado State University’s Department of Human Development and Family Studies, has been named dean of the College of Health and Human Sciences.