Avenir’s new exhibitions include one that’s nothing to sneeze at
Shortly after Florence Luebke died in 1985, her nephew decided to donate her collection of handkerchiefs to Colorado State University.
Tag: "Department of Design and Merchandising"
Bridging the gap: First product development graduates join global industry
The Department of Design and Merchandising introduced a new concentration in product development in 2014, and now, the first class of students is graduating.
Design and Merchandising faculty, students bring home international awards
CSU Department of Design and Merchandising faculty were recognized for their outstanding research and creative scholarship at the 2017 Annual International Textiles and Apparel Association Conference.
College of Health and Human Sciences honors scholarship donors, recipients
On December 9, students and scholarship donors gathered for the annual College of Health and Human Sciences Scholarship Brunch at the Lincoln Center in Fort Collins.
Cheryl Iron, College of Health and Human Sciences
For her senior capstone project, Iron designed four pieces that are meant to be worn in a professional work environment and take patterns and colors from traditional Native American wear.
CSU joins Denver Arts Week with fashion collections inspired by the city
Design and Merchandising students from Colorado State University joined Denver Arts Week this year for the first time, developing collections inspired by Denver.
CSU researcher develops new uses for nanotechnology
Assistant Professor Vivian Li in the Department of Design and Merchandising has several different research projects involving nano technology and fiber science.
Fashion Illustration student collections debut at Denver Arts Week
The work of Colorado State University’s Fashion Illustration class is on display at Denver Arts Week.
Avenir Lecture Series: 'The Allure of the Moroccan Caftan'
On Thursday, Nov. 16, at 7 p.m., guest curator Marcella Wells will present "The Allure of the Moroccan Caftan" at the Avenir Museum.
CSU faculty: A stimulating senior housing environment may keep the aging brain sharp
Years ago, scientists observed that mice kept in complex cages where they could play and explore had more adaptable brains and grew more new neurons.